Customer Reviews

Parker & Bailey Natural Lemon Oil Polish

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This is the best polish that I have found for wood with non-polyurethane finishes. It conditions the wood and the smell is not overpowering. The oil soaks into the wood so there is no oily sheen on the furniture after about 30 min.

Unfortunately, the new bottle has a larger mouth and too much of the polish comes out at once. It also dribbles down the bottle. The container used to have a small opening (about the size of the tip of a pen) and you needed to squeeze it slightly to get the polish out. That was much easier to control.

I have been searching in stores for this particular lemon oil and couldn't find it. Now, I have found it at Amazon. Your real wood furniture and wood cabinets need this particular lemon oil. Your furniture and cabinet will look wonderful after cleaning with this Lemon Oil Polish and your home will smell wonderful.

After years of cleaning, I began to get sick from the cleaning products. This natural lemon oil was better than I expected, I really love this stuff. It makes wood look so breathtakingly beautiful and it smells fantastic. In my opinion, I am amazed that it cleans better than commercial brand wood cleaners and it doesn't make me sick. Thank you Parker and Bailey.

This product did a great job cleaning an old work table that I bought to convert into a computer desk. After a couple cleanings with the oil and very fine steel wool, the old table part is almost indistinguishable from the new hutch and keyboard tray I had made for it. And there were no harmful chemical fumes at all. I am extremely chemically sensitive - can't even use windex or fantastic, but I had no problem at all with this.

My house smells citrus sweet after I use this, plus it makes my wood furniture look wonderful. I pour a bit on all my wood furniture with a porous finish and wipe it round with a soft slightly absorbent woven cotton cloth and leave it soak for 30 minutes to an hour - then I really rub the oil into the wood with the same cloth and then finish up by buffing everything with a really absorbent soft cloth. A little goes a long way. On wood furniture with a non-porous finish, I usually just wipe those pieces with the oily cloth I used on the more porous wood surfaces and buff with the absorbent cloth. This feeds the wood on the porous pieces and makes everything look and smell amazing. Much, much better than pledge if you have good quality wood furniture.