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Jun 01, 2017
Orange Oil - Good For Your Floors!
Although the product in the picture here says "furniture polish", the product I ordered, received, and am writing this review on is "wood polish." I don't know if there's any difference, of if they've changed the name or what, but I first discovered Howard's Orange Oil Wood Polish a couple of years ago at Menard's. It was back with the butcher block oils and woodworking products. I have an old house with nice wood floors throughout. The people who lived here before us had had some sort of clear finish put on the wood kitchen floor, which was starting to peel off. She admitted she wished they'd never done it. She said it needed to be refinished, but under the peeling finish, the wood floor looked great, just dry. I don't believe in waxing floors -- I like the grain and natural wear to show in my wood floors. So I started spraying Scott's Liquid Gold on the floors, because I noticed that not only did it look great where the finish had peeled off, but it nourished the wood and made it look really rich. The only bad part was that the product left a greasy, slick residue. But over the 25 years we've lived here, I kept applying it once a month or so, using a dustmop afterwards. Eventually, the peeling finish disappeared, and I was left with a lovely, rich-looking wood floor. Then I discovered the Howard's Orange Oil. I put it down, and lo and behold -- no greasy, slick residue. It just soaked in and looked wonderful. I finally convinced my cleaning lady to use it on all the wood floors. She does two rooms a month, and then starts over. She really argued with me at first, saying the floors would be greasy and slick and these products were never meant for floors. Now she's convinced that this works great. If your floors have a shiny, waxed finish on them, this probably don't work for you for this purpose. But if you have good old natural wood floors, this product is PERFECT! Only problem, it's expensive to use for this purpose if you buy it at the store. I found it on here for a really good price and ordered the box of six bottles. Great value! Will order it again and again!
Aug 26, 2020
Tuesday's Do-able!
The New York Times puzzles are the best, but I can't begin to work them past Thursday, so Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays are my favorites!