How do I stain a dresser to give it a new look?

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How about each draw do diffrent color and change the knobs

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I recently restained my ugly oak bathroom vanity and the results were fabulous. It looks like a brand new vanity. I started by washing the doors and drawers with soap and water. Then after they dried I sanded down the frame, doors and drawers with an electric sander. I wiped all the dust off from sanding and took an old sock and began staining the piece. I applied the stain then wiped it off and let it dry 24 hrs. I sanded again and wiped the dust off and applied a 2nd coat of stain. I let that dry 24 hrs and did a third and final sanding and wiping the dust off and one last staining. I let it dry 24 hrs and applied a gloss varnish to protect and finish it off. Amazing results. I used a gorgeous red mahogany stain. Its timeless and classic now.