Here is a goal: Remove cloudy, white spots from wooden furniture.

Which way makes more sense to accomplish this goal?

Options: [-] Place a pressing cloth over the cloudy, white spot you want to remove from the wooden furniture. Iron in a circular motion with a dry, hot iron for 5 seconds. Using a paper towel apply a small amount of oilve oil to the white, cloudy spot just dug. Repeat both steps until the white, cloudy spot is completly removed from the wooden furnitue. [-] Place a pressing cloth over the cloudy, white spot you want to remove from the wooden furniture. Iron in a circular motion with a dry, hot iron for 5 seconds. Using a paper towel apply a small amount of oilve oil to the white, cloudy spot just heated. Repeat both steps until the white, cloudy spot is completly removed from the wooden furnitue.
Place a pressing cloth over the cloudy, white spot you want to remove from the wooden furniture. Iron in a circular motion with a dry, hot iron for 5 seconds. Using a paper towel apply a small amount of oilve oil to the white, cloudy spot just heated. Repeat both steps until the white, cloudy spot is completly removed from the wooden furnitue.