Keep Wood Looking New with Weiman Lemon Oil Wood Polish - 16 Fluid Ounces - UV Protection Included

xDebx: I have used this for years and have always had good results.
However, my last identical bottle cost 9.99, can’t justify paying 49.99 now.
I will look for something else

United States on Jan 15, 2023

aida L: My furniture like the product. Absorbs easily and stays shiny and dust free for a while.

United States on Oct 06, 2022

Anne SAnne S: The media could not be loaded.  A friend of mine recommended Weiman’s Lemon Oil for refinishing the teak on my friend’s boat. FYI, no one had touched the teak on this boat for at least 30 years. After a light cleaning, applied Weiman’s Lemon Oil and the teak looks totally restored back to it’s original glory. Very impressed with this product and highly recommend.

United States on Jul 01, 2022

Jax: I absolutely love Weiman Lemon Oil! I use this on all of our antique wood furniture. A little goes a long way. I clean all surfaces first, let dry, then apply this with a soft cloth then use another to buff it up after a few minutes. It's amazing the difference, a soft sheen with no greasy feel and no sticky build up.

Canada on Mar 16, 2021

Amitesh: I used it on cabinets and furniture and really gave it a shine. Although that shine lasts for 3 to 4 days only. I tried to used it on wooden floor which makes floor shine but then when you walk on it then the foot marks shows and make it look worse. So not for wooden laminated floor

Canada on Dec 29, 2020

Kitty: Will last quite a while and smells so good!! Highly satisfied with this product

Canada on Sep 12, 2020

Brooks MihaelaBrooks Mihaela: What an excellent product! Until having this one, I was not satisfied with all other renowned brands. My 20-year old lounge table looks like new now, same all my other wooden furniture. One reviewer mentioned that for him it worked great on stainless steel. I tried on iron cast items, and it works, brought the shine back and it's easier to dust them now.

Canada on Apr 27, 2020

1711: My usual wood cleaning/moisturizing product doubled in cost so I thought I'd better try this alternative. I was not disappointed! For a fraction of the price I usually pay, this product did a fantastic job! The lemon smell is quite prominent but I like it. No harsh chemicals either so prep and clean up was effortless.

Good product and especially good at this very reasonable cost.

Canada on Feb 16, 2020

Studio 54: I've known for awhile that I really needed some new furniture polish. Sure, I have 3 different types, but I really wanted something that I knew would be good for my many pieces of wood furniture. I had read reviews on different products, and decided that this Weiman Lemon Oil was something I wanted to try. I received this item, and put it aside until the first rainy day, when I didn't have any outdoor activities/or errands. My M.O. is putting on a surgical glove, and then slipping a soft cotton sock on top. I find this the easiest. Now, if I could only find micro-fiber socks for this type of project. I am so pleasantly happy with the results of polishing my dark oak, mahogany, walnut, and various other wood furniture! I only had to use a little for each piece of furniture, as I punctured a small hole in the seal, and dribbled it onto the sock, and followed directions on bottle, moving in circular motions. I did let it sit on the furniture for awhile, before taking a clean sock, and polishing off any residue. BTW, all of my wood furnishings are old, even a couple of antiques, and happy to report that they all look new, now! Thank you for a wonderful product!

United States on Feb 27, 2019

Eyegor: This is probably the best product I've ever used to "restore" aged and scratched furniture. I'm single, and my master bath cabinets were installed when the house was built (Merrilat). It has been 25 YEARS since they were cleaned (in other words, they were great when installed, but I never did anything to clean them). I also have a skylight in the bathroom. One day, I walked into the bath when the sun was shining on the cabinets. Holy Cow! They looked absolutely horrible, and the first thing that went through my mind was "I'm going to have to replace these guys". Well, I talked with a friend (a cabinet maker) who sugested using Murphys oil soap, then, after drying, use lemon oil. I checked out Weimans Lemon oil furniture polish, and decided that since it contained no waxes I'd give it a try. I HATE using furniture products that contain wax, as you get buildup over time, and increase the level of difficulty using them the next time (in other words, you'll need to use A LOT of elbow grease to clean them.
Well, Murphys didn't do squat. I figured what the heck...try the lemon oil. Magic happened. You only have to use a cloth (I used a microfiber cloth) to spread a small amount...

United States on Apr 24, 2016