Parker Bailey Natural Lemon Polish Review

Comes sealed in plastic to avoid leakage when shipped with other items. Smells great. My wood furniture (even the solid wood bed and dresser with varnish) lightened, cleaned and updated. Do not use oil on floors (as directed on the bottle). Oils pose a slip hazard.

Main ingredient = Mineral oil, just what I wanted. Ideal for cleaning Tiffany style stained glass windows. No hazardous or flammable chemicals found in more common branded stores (e.g. Formby's, Old English, etc.).

We understand that changes are coming. We did a lot of research to see if we could find the Formby we used and liked, but it no longer exists. Then we decided on Parker & Bailey Natural Lemon Oil Polish and loved it. However, the smell is not as strong as I would like. When we use an oil polish, it doesn't leave a strong lemon scent like Formby does. We will use this product with satisfaction and gratitude for the opportunity to find something close to what we know. Many Thanks

I have had great results using lemon polish on our wooden furniture (mainly teak). It gave a deep shine and softness to everything I applied it to. The occurrence of scratches was reduced to a minimum and it had a pleasant light lemon scent. In one instance, the paint dried on a deeply textured rubberwood table, but polished easily. The product arrived damaged (the bottom corner of the plastic bottle was dripping), but the return was too cumbersome. I'll keep buying it anyway!

I bought this mainly because of the price based on the amount of polish I would get for a dollar. In the past I've bought a bee shape that was a bit more expensive. I found this product to be quite oily and less absorbent than the bee-permeating form of lemon oil. I assumed it was the same, but it isn't. I think if I had to buy again I would choose the four Bs I bought mainly because of the price based on the amount of polish I would get for a dollar. I've bought Formby's in the past which was…

This is by far the BEST wood polish I've ever used! I live in a very dry climate and use it on all my woodwork (furniture, window sills, wooden blinds, cabinets, doors) and it keeps them in good condition. Where I've really noticed the superiority of this product is in my kitchen. The cupboard doors under the sink looked worn and faded to knee height. I put other oils on them and they looked better for a while and then the stains reappeared. When I first used Parker and Bailey Oil I couldn't…