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    Question What type of furniture polish do you use?

    I use Old English lemon oil. I love the stuff.

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    Vanilla Pledge when I can get it really cheap. Otherwise, whatever is cheapest.
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    Cheap stuff from the dollar stores

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    Kleen Guard for right now. Pledge is my favorite, but we are trying to cut back on everything, so I can't pass up a .99 cent bottle of furniture polish.

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    None I don't use it at all,. Because i think over time it makes a mess out of your furniture. Right now i use a damp cloth and a dry one wiping with the damp cloth and drying right after with the dry one. This won't work if you used furniture polish before ,it will leave white spots. The maker of my dining room furniture recommends cleaning there furniture this way.

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    I prefer lemon oil to anything else. I don't really like to put wax on my furniture.
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    I use a damp cloth or Murphy's Oil soap.

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