🍊 Enhance Your Wood's Beauty with Howard Products ORS016 Orange Oil Wood Polish, 16 oz Review

I love cleaning the wooden furniture we have so I am very picky about cleaning products and how well they clean and shine. Sent only with this and with good light when I am orange. A little goes a long way. how do you know that the piece is not shiny if you apply too much. Follow the instructions and you'll find it's easy and your wood looks so beautiful.

This thing is amazing. I have original wood floors from 1946 and they have seen better days. I wanted to cry when they stopped making liquid floor wax until I found this thing. My floors are shiny and stained again and very easy to use. I wipe and after they are dry spray it and wipe it off. Photo after doing half of the floor 6 hours ago and also walking on it, so it's not a wet shine that goes away on drying like many other products.

I have a lot of oak in my house, cabinets, doors, baseboards, window sills, crown molding etc. Most of these surfaces have a protective coating like polyurethane or whatever, but this product is ideal for anything made of wood. It brings out the right colors on bare wood, adds a bit of shine and seems to resist dust and dirt build-up very well. Howard Oil smells great, I've even put it on hardwood floors to make them shine too (warning, very very slippery). Good price, I will continue to use…

I am comparing Howard's Orange Oil wood polish to Oragne Glo furniture polish. I just bought some expensive solid wood furniture so I bought some polish from my local hardware store Orange Glo. This product was greasy, it worked but the shine dried up and you ended up looking like you hadn't done anything to it. From the start I've tried going to a regular grocery store, bought some furniture polish, but not very good results. I have heard of and tried Howard products. WOW THAT'S THAT YES. It…

Howard Orange Oil Furniture Polish and Cleaner is amazing! The front doors of my house are sun-bleached and dry. I painted them about 10 years ago but there was no varnish or sealer on it. In the morning the sun bangs on the door. These doors are covered with a porch to keep out the rain. After watching many videos and researching the products, I ordered this Orange Oil to try restoring wood before gel staining or using Howard Restore-a-Finish. The plan was to sand my random orbital sander…

I think this product may be counterfeit, maybe not even from Howard Products. I bought it a few months ago and something on the label didn't seem right to me. I just used it and noticed that I didn't have the usual orange oil smell, but more of a slightly chemical oil smell. And yes, when I looked at the label again, there is indeed oil in it. Howard Real Orange Oil is pure orange oil. Okay, I've done a little research since I wrote this. I went to Ace Hardware where I always got Howard Orange…