How many of you still use furniture polish?

All the time... now, I’ll have to let you go Betty because I’ve got a pot roast in the oven and I want to polish my furniture and wax the floors before Ralph gets home

Polish furniture? I would prefer Chinese Modern.

I use it to polish my (door) knob

You mean something other than Pledge or similar?

My cleaning lady still insists on using Pledge when cleaning, and I do like the results.

[quote] You mean something other than Pledge or similar?

Why aren't you dusting with Plaaaadge?

It could be Pledge, Endust, Behold, or Favor R4

My mother probably used a million cans of Lemon Pledge over her lifetime. I've been permanently scarred from that scent so no furniture polish in my house.

An antiques dealer told me not to use Pledge as it coats the wood in petroleum derivatives without nourishing it. I use a spray polish made of olive oil and orange oil.

R8 Your dealer told you right. On wood at least avoid petroleum-based "polishes." Beeswax- or carnuba-based polishes are what you want.

I use that English one, but I wear a mask and plastic gloves--that stuff is hellastrong.

I like my wood like I like my men—blond and naked.

I haven’t even dusted in the past 6 months. It hasn’t seemed essential since I’m living in isolated seclusion until The Plague passes over the house.

Seriously, I've used the original formula Armor All on my furniture for years. Cleans, polishes, and protects from spills. Still looks great after twenty+ years.

I mostly use a Swiffer but do use a spray on my desk at least once a week. The desk is dark stained wood and shows every speck of dust.

Yes OP. Lavender-scented beeswax polish. Thanks for reminding me I need to polish the dresser in the drawing room.