🐝 Daddy Van's Unscented Beeswax Furniture Polish: Non-Toxic, Odorless Wood Wax for Nourishing Furniture, Antiques, Cabinets, and Butcher Block Review

is the BEST ever. I want to polish my abandoned furniture again! Yes, a little goes a long way, even on weakened vintage wood. I don't sneeze. My house doesn't stink to high heaven. I don't feel like a biohazard site. As a bonus, my hands are now in good condition and no longer feel like sandpaper. I wish I had discovered this decades ago. papa wang you are a star!

Haven't used much of this wax but everything it touches looks great. I've used it on kitchen cabinets, a variety of furniture (75+ years old) and various kiln dried raw woods. While not a mirror finish, it cleans the wood well (and brings out the grain of the raw wood nicely) and polishes it to a nice shine. I will definitely buy more in the future, but it may take a while because the manufacturer's statement "help a little" is correct!

I'm sensitive to chemicals so I needed a furniture polish/wax that wouldn't give me migraines. That was excellent. There was no smell and with very little effort I was able to rejuvenate my cherry wood kitchen cabinets. All water stains and scuffs are gone and they look brand new. I highly recommend this product! It's been almost 2 months and they're still in great shape! I add to this review that I just used it to polish my 10 year old black leather boots. You look great!

My husband made cat shelves for our cats as we are going to have a puppy soon and he wanted them to have a way to get away from the dog when they did too gets a lot for her. He used simple, inexpensive "white wood" (pine and the like). Using this makes the wood glow and look beautiful! And there are no unpleasant odors, as with many other finishes. No need to wear a respirator, gloves or worry about animals, children or the elderly while applying it! We love it and it will be our main wood…

We purchased this wax after purchasing a Crate and Barrel real wood table (Dakota dining table). I put the name because some people buy this table and wonder what to use. Well it's fantastic. It has a very, very mild smell, like olive oil (which it contains), but don't expect a lingering scent after use. This wax made our table look amazing upon delivery. About a quarter of the glass was used to cover the 20.3 square meters. ft. I've found that it's best to use a clean, lint-free cloth. By…

I prefer this a lot more than things like Johnson or even Goddard paste wax. First, it smells good, not like an engine. It does an excellent job of bringing back a moderate shine and a more or less even tone. I used it on a battered dresser that I turned into a wood carving bench. This helped hide scratches and even restored the shine to water damaged wood at the base. Even if it dries too long, it doesn't seem to leave a difficult-to-remove residue. This wax does the job really well. in terms…

i finally got it out and on both the furniture we just got and the ones we've had for a long time had, used before . It helped rejuvenate both parts and when I applied it the cleaning cloth also picked up much finer dirt that the dust just couldn't pick up. I'm not sure how often I'll be using it, but it certainly got us thinking about what we need to do to keep our wooden furniture happy, but this wax will definitely be a part of it. The lack of odor is definitely a plus for me, and while it…

I was blown away by this product! I bought a small New Zealand birch loom, unfinished. The first one I bought I treated with Home Depot Danish oil and was very, very disappointed with how dirty the finish was and how ugly the paint was. Luckily the loom was defective so it was replaced and I had to try a different finish. Someone recommended Daddy Van's and I ordered it. I was shocked. The tree has achieved this amazing brilliance. Serious. It looked like it was professionally finished and all…

I chose this because I have very old furniture that needed to be cleaned (not cleaned) and then treated a bit. I wanted to use a product that might have been available when the furniture was made, that would be compatible with everything else that was used on it, and that wouldn't leave chemical or wax deposits on the items. (No collateral). It was wonderful! After many rubs with soap and oil, the wood needed some smoothing. I smeared it more liberally than intended (though not to the extent…