I notice most of your combs have a "light scent of sandalwood". Does this come from the wood itself, or from an oil/scent you add?
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Mine didn't specify about where the scent came from when I received it but the scent is very unnoticeable so thinking it's probably from the wood.
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While wearing gloves use an old spoon or stick to take out a small amount of the wax. With whatever your using it to apply (I use cheese cloth)it will be come smooth and cream as you rub it into your furniture. I actually let it sit for a bit, then rub with the grain until actual results are obtained.I have a special brush, a semi-firm round bristle brush to get into all the nooks and spaces.In warmer weather the paste is softer, but it does warm with the warmth of your hand. Please DO NOT try and heat it any other way, as it is flammable.
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For the most part it seems to have only leaf extracts so I'm assuming it's oils. There are a few chemicals I'm there but they don't seem to be fragrance oriented.
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If you put your nose right on it, it has a scent that may be described as gentle clean wood chip scent. Otherwise, no scent.
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It appears to be beeswax with oil and fragrance. I have used it on a Maple drop leaf table we picked up in a used furniture store. The table looks wonderful! You do need to rub in the polish a good bit or it can be a bit sticky.
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It does have a light fragrance. (It contains lavender oil, which is apparent.) The scent fades rapidly and I don't notice it within a couple of minutes.
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I brushed mine with a food-grade oil rather than a stain to make it resist water at least for a while. This type of wood can also be left alone.
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No it doesn't because it doesn't contain alcohol. The sandalwood is a warm essential oil that opens up pores to get a closer shave
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Like most woods, to oil it. I like to keep it dark, I don't like the faded disyreessed look of some hardwoods such as teak when it turns gray. So I oil it on a regular basis.
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The smell is not bad. I used a water based top coat that I bought locally. FYI I still love the results!
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There is a smell to this product probably from the Petroleum Naptha it contains. We have an old home with beautiful floors but they too are very old. A can of this was in the house when we bought it and I've been using it since 2007. I intermittently clean with vinegar. By far one of the best restorative type products for old wood floors.
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No, in my opinion it's free of scent. If I'm half asleep during my morning grooming and can't recall whether I applied it or not, the only way I can tell is touch.
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It feels and smells like pure wood. I periodically rub a light coat of olive oil into it to keep the grain from being raised.
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I have been adding a few drops of essential oils to my Woolzies since I got them. I use the NOW Brand, because I think they are pure and smell the best, and they can be purchased off Amazon. Currently I am using Lavender for my sheets and towels, but am thinking of trying some new scents.
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I hadn't noticed any smell when I use it nightly. But to answer you, I just put a small dab on my finger and detected the slightest hint of fragrance.
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It does have some solvent aroma, but not strong. I use the disappearance of the aromaas the indicator that it is ready for final polishing, which can be from 8 hours to twodays depending on the room temperature and how heavily it was applied. (It takes a good shine within an hour or so, but the really glowing shine comes from polishing it with wool after it is very dry.)
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It has some fragrance when putting on floors but it doesn't last. Hope this helps!