🪵 Formby 30015 Furniture Treatment, 8-Ounce, Revitalizing Wood Care Oil Review

I used this product many years ago and liked it. Couldn't find it anywhere and finally found it on Revain. I used it on all my wooden furniture, it needed it and looked a lot better. A good product!

Have been using this product for probably 40 years! When I had to replace it, I almost passed out when I saw the price😬 but I gritted my teeth and ordered it... I'm too embarrassed to tell anyone how much I paid for a bottle of lemon oil! Still, I love this scent, it's easy to apply and my old Hitchcock furniture looks great...

I have used Formby's Lemon Oil for many years with very satisfactory results especially on wood furniture and other woodwork; after fires to remove heavy soot and re-moisten wood. It has a solvent action that breaks down even the heaviest plastic-based soot, leaving no oily or waxy residue.

I'm a big fan of anything that makes old and new wooden furniture shine. I had a friend recommend it and I bought two and it's amazing how wood takes it. It is worth buying, especially if you have antique furniture in your home or office. Formbys have been around for a long time and I will continue to buy this product. It has a lemon scent and you really don't need much when using it. It's oily, but that's why it's called lemon oil.

I love using lemon oil on my furniture. It's so hard to find these days, which is why I was so excited when I found it at Revain. Not only does this product smell fabulous, it works fantastic! It simply penetrates the furniture without removing the coating. And it's so cheap! I would definitely buy this instead of readily available furniture polishes like Pledge (no offense but I love lemons!). The product is also very easy to use. As a side note, lemon oil is also an excellent stain remover on

Absolute BEST! Thank you, Ernie, from Ernie's guitar shop in New Jersey. The best axeman in the border triangle and an excellent musician. This lemon oil is the bomb, you're on top again! GIBSON Reverse Flying "V" I thought I was going to kill myself! An old strap I pulled out of the closet had carbon-like foam in the middle of the material on the shoulder of the strap. I've used it several times since you perfected it. I noticed something black around the strap pins on the guitar. At the time,