Lakeland Orange Oil Wood Polish, 500ml - Revives & Renews Wooden Furniture

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The limonene which is the main component of the oil is a mild irritant, as it dissolves protective skin oils. Commercial use of orange oil, like that found in XT-2000 requires the use of protective gloves, according to EPA approved labeling [8] and most municipal structural pest control law such as the California Structural Pest Control Act of 2015. [17] Limonene and its oxidation products are skin irritants, and limonene-1,2-oxide (formed by aerial oxidation) is a known skin sensitizer. Most reported cases of irritation have involved long-term industrial exposure to the pure compound, e.g. during degreasing or the preparation of paints. However a study of patients presenting dermatitis showed that 3% were sensitized to limonene. Because it is an oil polish, it leaves a more visible shine than wax. It is also much easier to apply. Apply a little on a soft piece of cloth and rub it onto the wooden surface until it absorbs into the wood. For use on all hard finished wood surfaces... fine furniture, antiques, railings and banisters, kitchen cabinets, Stainless Steel, etc. Using a soft cloth simply apply Gloden Oil ® evenly to a clean dry surface. Wait 10 seconds, then wipe off excess to create a bright clean lustre. For heavy wax buildup allow to stand up to 10 minuites before wiping. Removes soap film from fiberglass showers and tubs. Follow directions on bottle.

Additionally, orange oil polish provides a deep shine that can brighten up any room. Second, orange oil is a natural disinfectant, so it can help to keep your furniture clean and free of bacteria. Finally, orange oil has a pleasant scent that can help to freshen up any room. 12 Ways How to Use Orange Oil Wood Polish 1. As a Furniture Polish So what orange oil does to wood is to clean its surface without the use of abrasives. Wood maintenance is vital for its longevity, as wood is a very durable material if taken care of. You can find wooden furniture as old as 100-200 years old but still, be strong and look amazing. That is because of all the care and maintenance it has been given. If you have some antique furniture, we recommend the Gilboys ‘Antique’ Dark Beeswax Polish. It is formulated specifically for dark coloured antique and vintage pieces made with elm, mahogany, oak or walnut. If you have stained wood furniture, you can use orange oil to remove the stains. First, make a paste of orange oil and salt. Apply the paste to the stain and let it sit for 15 minutes. Then, wipe off the paste with a clean cloth. If the stain is still visible, repeat the process. Finally, polish the wood with a clean cloth. 7. To Remove Grease Stains First, clean the table with a soft cloth. Next, apply a small amount of orange oil to a lint-free cloth and rub it on the surface of the table. Allow the oil to penetrate for several minutes before buffing it to a shine. The orange oil will help to create a barrier between the wood and any potential damage. 5. As a Natural DisinfectantThere are many benefits to using orange oil wood polish. First, it helps to protect the wood from scratches and other damage. It also repels dust and dirt, which can help to keep your furniture looking clean for longer.

A Review of "Organic" and Other Alternative Methods for Fire Ant Control" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2 April 2015. The last thing to consider when shopping for furniture polish is whether you want one that’s scented. Grease stains can be difficult to remove from wood. However, orange oil can help to break down the grease and make it easier to remove. To do this, apply orange oil to the affected area and then wipe it away with a clean cloth. If the grease stain is still visible, you can repeat this process until it is gone. 8. As a Furniture Refresher In addition to its cleaning properties, orange oil can also be used as a natural insect repellent. The scent of orange oil is known to repel many types of insects, including ants, flies, and mosquitoes. To use orange oil as an insect repellent, you can mix it with water and spray it around your home or directly on your skin. Conclusion Tables are often used as a place to set hot cups or plates. This can cause water damage or heat stains on the wood. Orange oil can help protect your tables from these types of damage.

Clear polish: Clear polishes consist of mineral spirits, which are made from petroleum. Use a clear polish when you want to remove grease marks and stains. It’s also great for removing wax and oil build-up on the furniture. The wax shields the wood from scratches and scuffs and makes it harder for stains and dirt to settle on the wood. If you’re planning a camping trip or need to start a fire, orange oil can help. The oil is highly flammable and will help to create a steady, controlled flame. Soak a cotton ball or piece of cloth in orange oil and light it with a match. The fire will burn for a few minutes, giving you enough time to burn your wood. 11. As an Insect Repellent There’s no end to the surfaces around your home that can be replenished with this rich, nourishing oil; your inherited kitchen dresser that’s been faded by the sun; that solid chest of drawers that’s looking a little care-worn; or your coffee table that’s seen a lot of action and been left looking a tiny bit the worse for wear – all will be left with a deep glow if treated to a little TLC and a dab of this reviving oil. It’s fab for wooden skirting boards, doors and frames too – just pour a little of the pure, orange-scented oil onto a clean, dry cloth and gently polish to remove dirt, marks and stains and leave behind a beautiful shine with a lasting orange fragrance.

Dry time between coats is 5-10 minutes to allow oil to soak in. This oil essentially remains in the timber keeping it nourished. It will not ‘dry’ in the same way a varnish or tung oil formula would. Degreasers specifically contain strong chemicals to cut down the grease on kitchen wood. Cabinets and kitchen tops require routine cleanups to avoid strong grease build-ups. But using branded cleaners may harm the finish on them. Orange oil is a great degreaser that does not harm the finish on the wood and polishes the surface. Orange oil is a versatile product that can be used for various purposes. However, there are a few situations where you should not use it. First, orange oil should not be used on unsealed wood. The oil can penetrate the wood and cause it to swell or warp. Second, orange oil should not be used on hot surfaces. It works great on dressers, tables, chairs and whatever wooden piece you have that needs a lift. You can also use it on wooden flooring, banisters, doors, frames and skirting boards. The spray is ideal for use on all types of furniture including solid wood and veneers. It’s also safe for different types of finishes including varnish, oils, paints and stains. It doesn’t contain any solvents or silicones that can affect your furniture.

The spray is safe for use on different types of wood furniture as well as the floor, on doors and other wooden surfaces. When using orange oil, it is important to dilute it with carrier oil, such as coconut or jojoba oil. A general rule of thumb is to use 1-2 drops of orange oil for every tablespoon of carrier oil. This will ensure that the oil is diluted enough to be safe to use. No matter what your project is, General Finishes has the right product for you. General Finishes is dedicated to using the highest-quality ingredients in all our products, while testing and advancing our water-based finishes with leading-edge technology. Spray polish: This is the most versatile type of furniture polish. It is also the easiest to apply. You don’t need to spend a lot of time buffing it into the wood, unlike a wax polish. It’s also easier to apply it on harder-to-reach areas such as under the furniture and in corners.