Qedimah All Natural Beeswax Wood Polish - Multipurpose Conditioner for 🐝 Furniture & Wooden Surfaces, Renew Cutting Boards, Woods, Bamboo - 7OZ (White) Review

This Beeswax Wood Preservative comes in an aluminum tin with an aluminum screw cap. It is odorless and is in a solid state as long as it is at room temperature. I used it. on some woodwork in my house and on some wood furniture. I used an old rag to apply and it darkened the wood and brought it back to life. Stains. Unfinished areas immediately darkened and became less visible. I applied beeswax once over a month ago. It absorbs well and could use a few more uses as you can see in the photo but

I love this beeswax based wood polish. It brings antiques and natural wood back to life without leaving a sticky surface. I first tried it on my oak dining table - it's about 125 years old. I applied, let it sit for an hour and then polished. The tabletop came out rich and shiny. He's beaming. I've used it on my cabins, on the living room table and on the wooden cabinets in the kitchen, all with great results. Of course it's a bit more work and I just use a little security in between to keep it

All polished woods lose their shine over time. I wanted to spice up my kitchen cabinets and wooden furniture as they look so dull after years of use. I was concerned the polish would be greasy and leave sticky marks on the wood. Before using this polish on kitchen cabinets, I tried it on an old table and was very pleased with the results. I wiped down the table and applied a light coat of this polish with a microfiber cloth. After an hour I just rubbed it in really well and the result surprised

I used to use beeswax and it's my go-to choice for wood countertops. I have teak in the dining room and pine in the breakfast room and the wood gets quite dry over time. When I applied this beeswax, the tree just soaked it up. I waited two hours to finish it by wiping it with a soft cloth. After using this, the wood is much shinier and smoother. I ran out of beeswax a long time ago and used pledge spray which doesn't really nourish the wood. I'm glad to be using beeswax again. It comes in a…

This wood beeswax product is easy to apply, spreads easily and absorbs into wood. It gives the wood a rich shine and brings out the structure even on cheap veneered furniture. It also protects the wood. I believe that with a little time and materials (and work) the wood in my house will look better. Just working on small projects like this can really make a difference. Dresser Photo 1=Before Dresser Photo 2=After I know the lighting is different but really better Step 1: First I cleaned the…

I have never used beeswax so this is an exciting new experience for me. I wanted to use it for something that 'needs' it, not my furniture which is in good condition as I keep it polished. I just ordered a plant stand for my growing 'indoor garden'. I use grow lights and have tried growing vegetables with a hydroponic system. If you are unfamiliar with this, your seeds are placed in a container of clay pellets and the roots sprout into the water below. I got lucky with my cucumbers and peppers,