16 oz.

Furniture and Wood Polish cleans all surfaces, restores wood, shines

Nature’s Knight Furniture and Wood Polish is a non-toxic, chemical free solution for polishing and rejuvenating your furniture. It will bring back the luster in wood, restoring the finish, by removing dirt and seemingly, filling in small scratches. Besides the remarkable ways it makes your furniture look, it is also a fantastic dust repellent. Since this polish is made from all natural ingredients, there are no chemicals to attract dust, extending dusting times! The fresh, lemony scent will energize your furniture…and you!

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2 SC JOHNSON PASTE WAX 16 OZ 90% FULL CAN ORIGINAL FORMULA DISCONTINUED 2.5 Lbs

The product is a set of two 16 oz cans of Johnson Paste Wax, featuring the original formula that is now discontinued. This multifunctional wax is designed for use on wood, metal, leather, and plastics. Made in the United States, this product is ideal for preserving and cleaning various surfaces in your home and garden. With a combined total weight of 2.5 lbs, this wax is a durable and effective solution for all your polishing needs.

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Plummer’s Lemon And Almond Oil Polish Vintage Household Mid-century Advert

Preowned 90% full The Plummer’s Lemon and Almond Oil Polish is a vintage household cleaning product that is perfect for furniture. Made in the United States, this 16 oz oil polish is infused with a pleasant lemon scent, making it a great choice for those looking to add a touch of mid-century charm to their home decor. With its brand name reputation and unique formula, this product is sure to be a standout in any home cleaning collection. Vintage Plummer’s Lemon Almond Oil Polish, Mid-century furniture polish, 1960s household cleaner, MCM decor bottle, Old advertising packaging

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