Cambridge Beeswax Neutral 142g

I own two pieces of solid wood furniture that are family heirlooms and take great pride in keeping these in the best condition possible. I have therefore used many different wood polishes over the years and have to say that this is one of the best I've used. It is not a miracle polish in the sense that you still have to put in the effort and elbow grease needed to polish and buff the furniture, so make no mistake this is not a quick fix like the spray cans from the supermarket! I have used this every week for the last two months and both my pieces of furniture are looking great. This leaves a great sheen on your furniture and is great for getting rid of dirt and dust build up as well. It is important to use this sparingly. I apply it all over my furniture with a small sponge and then buff to a high shine with a microfibre cloth. If you accidently apply too much just use some kitchen roll to remove any excess. It will not do any harm to apply loads of this but it will make buffing it up hard and will probably result in a dull look to your furniture. Less is more!It is very satisfying to see my old furniture shine just as much as my newer pieces. In fact polishing it has become a but addictive as it gives such a great finish and I find it quite a therapeutic activity! But that's probably just me! This product does have a slight odour which whilst I do not find it offensive my partner dislikes the smell. Although the smell does not linger long and cannot be detected the day after polishing. I cannot describe the smell very accurately to me it is slightly chemically or metallic although there are no nasties such as those contained in this product. I have used the product without gloves on and have no reaction on my skin at all so I am satisfied it is safe as I suffer from allergic dematitis to many products but have no issues with this. I have hardly made a dent in the content of this bottle after using for 2 months and the furniture I polish are large pieces. I can anticipate still using this jar in 6 months to a years time easily. Very happy and would definitely recommend.

First off, ignore the complete idiots who give a poor review."How am I supposed to use it without breathing the fumes?" Are you serious?It uses all natural products but as with any product of polish its common sense to use sensible safety precautions, like wearing protective gloves and preferably work in a ventilated area. Ignore the silly overstated 'toxic' reviews. Its quite harmless if used sensibly.I needed this for a rifle stock. Originally it had a gloss sheen and a matt finish on different sections of the wood. So I scrubbed it down with steel wool to achieve a matt finish overall, but the wood still looked mismatched and to be honest quite lifeless.So I used this beeswax on it. Quite easy to use and wasn't messy to work with simply worked it into the wood a couple of times then buffed to bring out a beautiful satin sheen, left it to dry/harden! In the end it Has made the wooden parts match, its brought out the beauty of the grain while providing a nice durable finish. Since the product uses natural ingredients you can be sure it will not discolour or damage the wood in any way.Cant fault it at this price either so its a 5 ***** wax!

This is really a great product. It is nice to use something with natural ingredients, it is easy to apply and buffs to a great sheen. The polish is runnier than I was expecting – like cream rather than wax – but that does mean it spreads well. Overall I am very pleased. On the downside, you really do need gloves to apply it and should probably open the windows as well as it is pretty strong smelling! I went ahead and applied it without gloves because I don't tend to get allergies, but I hadn't accounted for a small cut from a bramble thorn on my finger. The polish really stung when it got in the cut! It is best not to take the risk and wear your washing-up gloves, for example.

I always oil the wood for my furniture and jewellery boxes, 3 coats of Danish oil, and then this wax on top provides a lovely silky smooth finish with a light sheen, and a wonderful smell, which lingers inside drawers and boxes etc. Easy to use and economical

This is an excellent polish which I use on antique tables and dressers, it is very easy to put on and after buffing off it leaves the wood with a mirror like finish. The only down side is the shape of the jar as the neck is narrow. The jar/tin should be flatter and wider making it easier to get the polish on the duster. If this was the case the product would have an excellent 5 * rating.

Item arrived in good time, expected a slight delay as due to xmas so no concerns there. The product is certainly worth purchasing if you have good quality wood furniture.It does have a strong smell when you open the jar but once applied sparingly and buffed with a soft good quality duster my furniture is beautifully shiny and genuinely does look nourished.There is no lingering smell in the room.I would definitely recommend this product as i say it nourishes furniture well.I am impressed at how good my furniture looks now.Very happy with the result for a minimal price.Jar will last ages.

i used it on some wooden objects in the house and on a Victorian desk with leather on top, i polish the leather as wheel, this is what i observe in 28h period.it gives a superior shine compere to all the spray polish on the market.looks like it's dust repellent it gives the wood a natural feelthe leather looks beater then ever, hydrated clean and shiny!and 10 minutes after applying the product, it smells of fresh sap, I'm originally from a little mountain town surrounded buy forests and the smell just teleported me back to my childhood.sadly for me the smell where's off after 10 minutes