Scott's Liquid Gold Wood Cleaner Review




10 oz. Aerosol Wood Cleaner & Preservative
Original Almond Fragrance
Time-tested organic oil formula, safely cleans, shines, dusts, restores, & preserves all natural or unfinished wood. Leaves no residue build-up. Contains no wax or silicones.


Time-tested organic oil formula wood cleaner
Safely cleans, shines and dusts wood
For use on all natural finished or unfinished wood surfaces
Original almond fragrance
Restores and enhances wood's natural color, grain and luster
Repels dust
Removes light wax buildups
Deep cleans new & antique wood furniture, cabinets, doors, paneling & woodwork
Replenishes wood's moisture, to protect against cracking, warping and fading
Brings out the true color of wood, lessening the appearance of nicks and scratches
Richens wood's tone by bringing back its natural color
Leaves no residue buildup
Maintains and preserves wood's beauty and prolongs its life
Cleans and restores shine on chrome, brass, stainless steel - all sorts of metal
Contains no wax, silicone, nuts or nut byproducts
Great for use as a stainless steel cleaner - restores shine; removes fingerprints, smudges and water spots; won't scratch surface. Can be used on refrigerators, sinks, dishwashers, oven fronts and fixtures






Wood gets so gross on top. It is hard to get clean when you can't use soap and water or it hurts the quality of the wood. If you just spray a little Scott's Liquid Gold on a rag and sweep it across the top of the wood product you are wanting to clean it makes it so nice and pretty! It makes the wood look almost new. So if you are restoring nice wood pieces, I would try this first.



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