Is this wax only for furniture or is it soft enough to easily spread onto hardwood floors?
1683265
I used it in my hardwood floors and thought it was definitely easy enough to use. It is not your typical hardwood floor "wax" which isn't really wax at all. This is true wax that will give a satin patina
1683266
This is perfect for wooden floors. An electric floor polisher makes things easier, but it can be done entirely by hand, if need be. The results are impressive. It can put a glasslike finish on vinyl or linoleum.
1683267
It is pretty soft. Also, it softens up a great deal as it warms up (as you are applying it). So as you start to work it it gets even softer. I have used it as a final coating on large paintings. I think that it would work for wood as well. It just depends on how much wood you have to wax and how you plan to spread it.
410889
It had better be soft enough because that's what I'm using it for: hardwood floors. I've only had it a short time, but feeling the bristles with my fingers, I can't see that they would do any damage.
182475
I didn't want a hard finish on my old hardwood floors as the shine showed every flaw. I used this wax which gave it a hard finish but a beautiful mellow glow. It is easy to use. Pour a little and rub it with a damp cloth in the direction of the grain. Then I give it a quick rub with a dry cloth. I really like it. I didn't like the Johnson's One Step Acrylic.
680335
I use it on oak flooring that is 45 years old. Used to use Tayor heavy duty floor wax but they stopped making it. found this as a substitute. Sometimes I use past wax.
495457
it says it's formulated for hardwood, no wax, ceramic,vinyl and stone. not recommended for unsealed flooring
1848751
Not sure, but i've used it and you do have to buff it out. Not as good as Bruce floor wax, but I can't find Bruce anywhere now.
1003082
Yes definitely take it down to the grain of the wood and you'll get a whole lot better product. If you don't then Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax furniture polish won't be able to penetrate into the wood, all you'll end up with is a sticky smear on the surface of your furniture. If you do take off your old polish you'll see Daddy Van's all Natural Unscented bee's wax bring out the beauty of your furniture.
871008
Not sure I would use this on hardwood floors, unless you have/use a buffer. Since it is a wax, it is best left on to dry, then rubbed off. I use Murphy's oil soap on my floors, and have good results.
1328613
The can doesn't say much. I lightly spray a Swiffer duster and it attracts the dust and does't leave a shine on furniture. It says it aids dusting. Is not a furniture polish. I think it enhances the ability of the Swiffer because I think they are pretty useless without this spray. www.fuller.com may give you more info.
1879982
NO!!! This tape is AWESOME! We had it down for several months on our hardwood; it was a bit difficult to peel (kept splitting into thinner strips), simply because it had been vacuumed, mopped, played on, etc. There was absolutely ZERO residue.My husband (carpenter, home improvement contractor, wood floor snob ;) ) LOVES this product, and so do my 3 yr old son and 7 yr old daughter.I'm a hero w this stuff!
1757485
It is bee wax to be used on furnitures. If you apply it on metal, it will not hurt the metal but it will have no effect on the metal, i.e. it will not make it shiny etc...n
2101625
Again as noted on other responses, test it on an area which is not going to show. The stuff is strong, and might remove some natural finishes, like oil finishes. It is really not for furniture.
1970384
It is a paste but more solid than some. Easy to gather some up on an applicator cloth and apply. I like this wax, and while I use others too, coming back to this one is like coming home.
838766
I used it on the oak floors prior to selling my last home. I liked it. Can not put urethane over it through.
1623928
I would not use on anything but hardwood. This product is no different than store bought wax. Just way more expensive. It leaves a wax film on anything but hardwood that is not pretty and very hard to get off. I learned the hard, expensive way
1063882
I just used it a few days ago on an unfinished wooden bench outside my condo door. It brings out the natural beauty of the wood, makes it look healthier, and adds some moisture, but it does not discolor or tint it. Beeswax has been used as a natural furniture wax for many years. This wax is great!
1183711
The bristles are soft, yet firm enough not to be matted or quickly worn from frequent use. It is the best broom we have had for our hardwood floor