like most of these made for tv products, if you watch the infomercials they give you the impression it's going to do wonders for old wood furniture. It's nothing better than pledge or a similar product that you can purchase much cheaper at the store. The company behind this sells other products and they flood the internet with fake positive reviews that you can see are also sponsored by them. Don't waste your money.

I used this on my cherry kitchen cabinets and molding which are in sad shape. The cabinets and molding are original to the house we bought and are 60+ yrs old. The finish is wearing/worn off around the handles and the cabinets have finger prints and gunk galore. I didn't have any luck with other products...regular polish was ok, but didn't help the handle areas and after polishing, just touching the doors left smears and streaks; damp cloths left white marks; and other products meant to cover the worn areas did nothing but leave dye on my fingers. I never saw the infomercial, but I never believe those anyway. Generally speaking, the 'dirt' used appears to be dusting powder and 'white marks' look like they were painted on. I picked this up on sale at my grocery store, figuring I could return it if it sucked. I didn't know what to expect and had fairly low expectations at that. I was pleasantly surprised. My cabinets looked beautiful! There was a ton of 'stuff' (I hate to even speculate...yogurt, milk, ketchup, ??) splashed onto and stuck to the cabinets from my girls that finally came off without having to use something like a scratchy sponge or lots of water, both which damage the wood. My finger prints didn't show up after polishing and there were no streaks. It ABSOLUTELY takes some elbow grease to work. It certainly isn't wipe and go, but it took the splashes off and made the cabinets look more like they did when we moved in 11 years ago! I sprayed the first few cabinets, but had enough left on my cloth that I didn't have to keep spraying it, unless there was a particularly dirty area. It's not a miracle polish and I don't know why it didn't work for some. I think sometimes infomercials prejudice us in the way we use these products. When it isn't as easy as it looks on tv, we are disappointed. It doesn't make my kitchen look brand new, but it definitely made a noticeable difference for me!

What are the ingredients?

My Pledge, Murphy's Oil Soap, Goo Gone, and Bar Keeper's Friend do not have ingredients listed either. I guess if we knew, we'd just buy the ingredient. The best cleaner for dirty old finishes I have found I learned from a man cleaning old wood pieces while he sat at a flea market. His work was gorgeous, so I asked. Short of stripping and refinishing - and I've done plenty - his method gives the best results I've seen. Here's the recipe: -One part mineral oil.-Four parts elbow grease.-Applied with 0000 steel wool.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	9.17 x 3.35 x 2.44 inches
Package Weight	0.41 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH	2.25 x 3.5 x 10 inches
Item Weight	0.41 Kilograms
Brand Name	SAS
Warranty Description	Warranty
Model Name	Pack of 2 - Dutch Glow DFG Amish Wood Milk 12 Oz
Material	Plastic
Suggested Users	Unisex-Adult
Number of Items	1
Manufacturer	SAS
Part Number	DGF
Included Components	Pack of 2 - Dutch Glow DFG Amish Wood Milk 12 Oz
Size	12 Ounce (Pack of 1)

SAS Group, Inc. Dutch Glow Amish Wood Milk, A 100-Year-Old Formula, Cleans, Polishes, Nourishes, and Removes Years of Wax Buildup on Any Wood Surface, 12oz

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