Dry and keep dry.
Clean mildew off wood table.
Wash down sealed or painted wood if the mold has grown on painted wood like an interior door or a sealed wood finish like floors begin by washing down with a liquid dishwashing detergent and water solution.
If the mildew persists you can try a vinegar solution instead.
Use a spray bottle filled with vinegar and spray the mildew affected area.
Moisten a sponge with the solution and gently scrub the mold and mildew until it is gone.
Begin by mixing one gallon of water with cup of bleach in the bucket.
If your results are not satisfactory vinegar is a very effective mold killer.
If the bleach solution does not completely remove the.
Mix one tablespoon of detergent to one quart of water.
If the furniture appears free of mildew upon inspection then you can finish drying it.
Allow the vinegar to sit for an hour or so before wiping down the area with a clean and damp cloth.
Otherwise reapply the solutions as needed.
Afterward wipe the wood clean with a damp towel.
Fill a second bucket with plain clean water.
For best results move the furniture outside clean it as described with the bleach solution and then allow it to air.
Using a stiff bristle brush on wooden furniture could damage its finish.
Avoid letting water set on the wood for too long as it may cause damage.
Spritz the affected areas with vinegar from a spray bottle and leave it to sit for about an hour.