Furniture polish

From: Sakeenah

On Nov 9, 2008

Thank you for this recipe for a safe natural and effective cleaner. I used Pledge before and always worried about the kids ingesting some of the residue, now it really doesn't matter if they eat some of it or not. I used this on my very thirsty dinner table and it worked well

From: Cookgirl

On Sep 18, 2008

This was effective and very cheap to make because I bought XYZ brand olive oil at the discount store. Thanks for posting.

From: winkki

On Jun 18, 2005

This is a great way to fix up wood in a hurry. I used it on some bookshelves and cabinets and then even got brave enough to try it on my grandmother's dining set. I just used a clean cloth to wipe it on, waited a few moments and then wiped off any residue. It cleaned fairly well but the real plus was the shine and moisturizing effect on the wood, especially the older, drier pieces; they almost sparkled and definitely had a lot more life in them. I was a bit worried about the oil turning 'tacky' or sticky feeling but have not seen any signs of that happening. The old window sills are next on my list ~ thanks so much for posting! 4.5 stars for sure.

From: nursecindy

On Sep 20, 2007

I've been using this for years and I really think it works better than anything store-bought! I mix mine 50/50 and sometimes I add an essential oil. I love the cleaning and disinfecting power of the vinegar combined with the conditioning effect of the olive oil. This is the best!!!!!