Review on Qedimah All Natural Beeswax Wood Polish - Multipurpose Conditioner for 🐝 Furniture & Wooden Surfaces, Renew Cutting Boards, Woods, Bamboo - 7OZ (White) by Melissa Wilson

I have never used beeswax so this is an exciting new experience for me. I wanted to use it for something that 'needs' it, not my furniture which is in good condition as I keep it polished. I just ordered a plant stand for my growing 'indoor garden'. I use grow lights and have tried growing vegetables with a hydroponic system. If you are unfamiliar with this, your seeds are placed in a container of clay pellets and the roots sprout into the water below. I got lucky with my cucumbers and peppers, but the cat ate my banana peppers, my zucchini started strong and died suddenly (maybe again because of the cat), and the tomato plants just didn't survive. So I'm back in the dirt and needed a plant stand for all the pots I'm going to use. The plant stand is cheap and made from wooden slats nailed to wooden planks and then attached to stronger planks. There were a few stains on them but they didn't look as finished as I wanted so I figured it would be a beeswax test. I applied a coat of beeswax to each plank and they came alive! The tree was hungry for something, so it quickly sucked up the wax, like a man who's been in the desert too long and finally finds water to drink. The planks looked so much better that I even taped them on the sides and ends. It made a cheap plant stand look like a piece of furniture! What really impressed me was the amount of beeswax in the jar. Qedimah Wood Polish beeswax lasts a long time! Having applied to all of these slats I'm guessing around 45, it's hard to say I even used them! I did not skimp, I generously smeared each plank, but an almost full glass remained. I am totally in love with beeswax and will be using it a lot more often from now on. I recommend Qedimah Wood Polish Beeswax.