Review on Old English Scratch Bottle Polish Household Supplies by Dawn Ohara

Edit: After a few weeks the stain has evaporated and the scratches have returned. So I bought a polyurethane spray from a hardware store, reused the stain and sprayed lightly on the polyurethane. I took off one star because it wasn't as perfect as I thought it would be. But polyurethane worked wonders. When I bought my house, built in 1987, I had the brilliant idea of putting a garbage can under the kitchen drain. My German Danes thought it smelled pretty cool, so they spent the first day I went to work scratching cupboards and trying to get to the trash. Ten years passed and I was ashamed of the sad state of my closets. Now it's time to sell my house and the painter recommended an old English scratch plaster. It's absolutely amazing! Put on a rag and wipe, no more scratches! Yes, the wood has caved in a bit where the toenails were, but you have to look closely in bright light to see that. I'm totally amazed.