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Homemade Furniture Polish

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Date: 07/31/2007 Topic: Cleaning > Furniture  
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I ran out furniture polish and need to polish my wood furniture, any home tips anyone can give to me will be helpful.

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Post by barrsbits (3) | (02/27/2008)
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Use 1 cup of olive oil and 1/3 cup of lemon juice.
Put this in a spray bottle and shake well before using. Use a clean dry cloth to apply to furniture.
This will give your furniture a beautiful shine !

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Post by tthompson (87) | (07/31/2007)
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I used to be a die hard pledge fan until I quit using toxic store bought cleaning products. I tried this recipe from the queen of clean and am hooked.

Fill a clean spray bottle with:

1 cup olive oil
1/4 cup white vinegar

Shake well. To use spray on clean cloth and use as you would store bought product. I follow up with a clean rag to get any excess product off.

The olive oil conditions wood and gives it that nice shine while the vinegar cleans the surface, I was skeptical before using this recipe but was hooked after the first time using it. My furniture does not get greasy and the vinegar smell isn't bothersome and goes away quickly.

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Post by lewis_admin (1152) | (07/31/2007)
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The smell of furniture polish bothers my allergies so I have used the following homemade polish for years with good results:

1/4 cup lemon juice
1/2 tsp. olive oil

Mix well in a bowl, then saturate a small cloth with the mixture and wring out. Use to polish furniture, buff with a dry, soft cloth.

By June S.

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Homemade Furniture Polish

White vinegar and cheap olive oil makes a wonderful furniture polish. Rub in circles for best results.

By Isabelle (03/26/2005)

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