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Old English wood furniture solutions ensure your old wood looks new, and your new wood gets old. In other words, Old English cleaner, polish and Scratch Cover have been specially formulated to shine and protect wood surfaces, as well as preserve them. With over a century of trusted use in both modern and historic homes, Old English is the smart choice when it comes to the beauty of your wood. Plus, its soothing lemon and almond scents add to the warmth that wood brings to your home.
For a clean and beautiful shine that everybody loves to see in wood furniture, give your wood a little something special. Old English wood polish is conveniently offered in spray and oil formulas. Choose the spray when you want to cover large areas like desks, tables and floors. Opt for Old English Lemon Oil in the bottle when smaller surface areas need just a localized treatment, or when wood can benefit from a replenishing coat of mineral oil. Dust, clean, condition and protect your wood from moisture, stains and scratches.
If you’re new to Old English or you forgot to polish and protect your wood, never fear. Old English Scratch Cover has you - and your wood! - covered. This can be especially reassuring when you’ve got abrasive chairs, claws and fingernails doing their worst. Simply identify your stain, Light Woods or Dark Woods, and apply to cabinets, furniture, paneling and floors to hide unsightly nicks and scratches. If you’ve got wood damage, you need Old English Scratch Cover to bring out the natural beauty of your wood surfaces.
Old English Lemon Oil works to restore light and dark woods to their natural state of beauty. It does this by saturating deep into the fibers of the wood, below the surface. It deposits mineral oil to nurture and condition dry, aging wood, enhancing the shine and natural beauty of the wood from the inside out.
Cleaning with lemon juice or lemon oil is a time-honored tradition. Old English furniture polish brings the power of lemon into your home with its fresh, clean aroma. When you choose to clean, polish and protect your wood furniture with Old English Lemon Oil, you’ll enjoy both the look - and the fragrance! - of clean.
Whether your wood cabinets, tables, desks and chairs have light or dark wood finishes, Old English Lemon Oil can bring out their sheen. It’s safe and effective for use on birch, pine, maple, oak, hickory and many other types of solid wood. Plus, you can trust your cherished antique furniture to Old English, too.
Q: Is there a difference between OLD ENGLISH Lemon Oil Trigger and Bottle?
A: All Old English furniture polish solutions contain formulas designed to suit the needs of your wood: certain formulas clean, polish and protect, while others repair.
Old English Lemon Oil is an ideal choice for wood that needs to be restored to its natural beauty. Choose the spray to clean and shine large areas, such as tables, paneling and desks. Choose the oil in a bottle when you want to spot treat small surfaces and antique furniture.
Q: Does Old English Lemon Oil protect wood or just polish it?
A: Yes, the Lemon Oil solution provides adequate protection from watermarks, fingerprints, food drips, candle wax and other everyday stains. Choose Old English to clean, shine, nourish AND protect your wooden cabinets, furniture and paneling.
Q: How often should I use Old English Lemon Oil furniture polish?
A: For best results, use as needed to remove dust and clean stains on wood furniture. To nourish and protect light or dark woods, you can apply Old English as often as you like. When your wood starts to look dull or dry, it’s not too soon to polish.
Q: Can Old English Lemon Oil help me remove waxy buildup on wood?
A: Yes. For everyday cleaning, apply a small amount of oil to wood surfaces and wait 30 seconds before wiping excess dirt and moisture away. When you need to cut through waxy buildup to nourish and restore wood, leave Old English Lemon Oil on surfaces for 20 minutes before wiping. Repeat as necessary.
Q: Can Old English Lemon Oil be used to clean upholstery?
A: Old English wood polish and restorer products have been designed for use on wood surfaces, exclusively. Do not use on upholstery, carpet, curtains or other fabrics.
Q: Will Old English Lemon Oil fix scratches in wood?
A: No. Old English Lemon Oil has been formulated to clean, polish and shine light and dark wood furniture. While it can improve the appearance of dry, cracked and scratched wood through repeated and consistent use, it is not meant to repair damaged wood surfaces. To fill surface scratches, choose Old English Scratch Cover.
Q: Can I use Old English Lemon Oil to clean and polish my hardwood floors?
A: Old English will condition and shine your wood floors like other wood surfaces, but it can leave floors slippery. If you choose Old English furniture polish to buff up your floors, make sure to wipe up all excess oil before walking on treated surfaces.
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