🪵 Restore, Nourish, and Protect: Howard Feed-N-Wax Wood Furniture Polish and Conditioner - 64oz/1/2 Gallon Size - Enriched with Beeswax for Antique Furniture Restoration Review

Still trying to get rid of the oily feeling After hours of rubbing and a few towels it leaves an oily residue that damages everything on it.

I have old wooden floors that need to be restored. I mopped the floors then used a quick mop and microfiber rags to spread it out. It worked great. It absorbs quickly and isn't sticky at all.

Very thick which is good packaging is not very good. I hardly get it out of the can. You'll need a wide lid, like a stone jug, big enough to put your hand in and scoop it out with a rag.

When it comes to maintaining old woodwork or furniture, Howard Wax does a great job! Old dry wood soaks up all the dirt giving a shiny and smooth shine to window frames, doors, cabinets and more, and the scent of orange oil is great, it smells clean!

My house was built in 1910 and has a lot of carpentry work. Much had to be cleaned, repainted and varnished. I've found over the years that it's best to keep this wood airtight and moist. I've been using this for years. I love the pure natural product. It's not just a coating and build up on wood like many product sprays are. This is absorbed by the wood and keeps it healthy. I would be happy to recommend it.

I was thinking about buying new flooring but really couldn't afford it after 2 shoulder surgeries and being away from work for 9 months. I remembered seeing this product and thought why not? Half a gallon cost me $40. I was able to use it myself and couldn't be happier. After seeing what it did to my floors, I used it on a water-stained antique table. Now it looks great! I've talked about it with my family and friends. They're amazed that a 74-year-old woman made it in a few days!