I have a cleaning lady who comes every 2 weeks, since I have bought this for her we no longer have dust. Before changing products the furniture was dusty in about a week. We also heat our home with a wood stove, creating very dusty dry air. We still don't have a dust problem and it also keeps the wood from drying out. 1 bottle lasts a long time.

I bought this to help clean my new set of wood furniture. I wanted something natural that wouldn't coat the finish but would help restore moisture to the wood. This stuff did just that. It has a very light smell that dissipates shortly, absorbs quickly, and leaves the furniture looking clean (but not coated). It even helped restore the beauty of an old garage-sale piece I had. I am sure that I could make something similar at home, but I like the consistency of this product more than anything homemade. Very pleased overall.

This polish gives a great shine and cuts down on dusting times.

I bought this product when I could no longer find the lemon oil that my cleaning lady had always used on the only unfinished wood furniture in our home, our pine bedroom set. Any wood furniture that already had a finish on it only needed to be dusted with a damp rag, we are very sensitve to fragrances and odors. It seemed to be the perfect replacement. In one year she had only used 1 inch off the top of the full bottle. I had a professional cleaning service to clean my home thoroughly. They used this product and the company's floor cleaner (which I had just bought for the mold on my basement laundry tile.) They used a huge amount of both these products on every surface of my home. They sprayed the floor cleaner all over my son's bedroom. They saturated my brand new custom kitchen cabinets. My son had an immediate, severe asthma attack when he went into his room to do his homework. Then my daughter's eyes began to itch. It hit me last, with itching and swelling. My son and I had to sleep in the basement den for three weeks. We then went away for Memorial Day Weekend. When we returned the smell was gone so we returned to our bedrooms. The next morning I became very ill, and my health has deteriorated since. Furthermore, the next day we received the warantee materials for the new cabinets that said never to use products with emulsulfiers in them because they could damage the finish! We called the company and they recommmended cleaning all the surfaces with vinegar and water. That didn't help. I was planning to buy new furniture in the bedroom anyway, the product removed whatever light finish it had and now the pine wood is growing brown and gray and green spots, and a brown stain in a speckled pattern is forming on it as well. A mold inspector found mold in our basement (where we were comfortable) but not in the bedroom. So we can only surmise that I am stil reacting to the toxin in the fragrance of the product.I read the ingredients to my integrative medicine physician, and he said that was a toxin to some people, natural is not always better! People die after eating peanuts, a natural food! I can change all affected furniture for a acceptable price, but we saved 12 years for that kitchen renovation. Now I may have to move out of my house because I finally got my dream kitchen. Be very careful with "natural products". Germs are natural and they kill. Don't let that term lull you into security that it is also safer than alternatives. Fragrance free or irritant free are much better descriptions for products that will have a lesser chance of harming you! Now what do I do?

I've been using this for about 5 years now and absolutely love it. We live in a craftsman home with lots of exposed wood (doors, wainscoting, etc.) not to mention our tables and chairs. This works great on everything and it doesn't take much- just lightly spray on the surface you're cleaning, wait about one minute and wipe off... use too much and you'll end up with a film. I love the smell it leaves behind, citrusy but mild. On a side note, because we use this fairly often I contacted the company to find out if they provided refill containers (just seems that any environmentally focused company should provide gallon bulk refills so you don't need to buy a spray bottle every time... and they do offer larger sizes of other cleaners) They responded to my email later that day and were very polite in explaining that they don't provide a bulk size of their furniture polish since it tends to separate and, even with shaking, won't make it back in the spray bottle with the right blend of ingredients.

I love the light orange scent of this cleaner. I feel better knowing I don't have icky harsh chemicals on my hands. I recently purchased an antique armoire and this product really put a natural shine on it without streaks or a greasy feel. I will continue to use this product on all my wood furniture.

I love this natural formula. It really works!

I am fairly happy with this product. It does what it says it will do. It is a bit thick so you do not need to use much.

This doesn't work so well on some wood furniture that was given a wax coating for protection. It works okay, but definitely doesn't leave a shine. On some newer furniture I have (IKEA finished furniture and lacquered pieces) it actually works very well and leaves a nice shine. For waxed furniture, try using lemon oil instead, but for other furniture, this works very well.

I really like this product. It gives all my wood furniture a beautiful shine. It even removed the streaky build-up left by my old polish. It's the best I've found for use on black furniture. Rather than spraying directly on the wood, I prefer to spray the cloth and then polish.