Homemade Furniture Polish
One of the many benefits of living on a well and septic is that it further encourages me to be careful about what chemicals I use. What I dump down my drains goes out into the septic system and very well could leach into our water supply. Direct accountability! I've been making a strong effort to replace all chemicals in our house. I know we won't get to 100%, but I'm going to get as close as possible.
I found a recipe for homemade furniture polish and had to try it. I've used it twice now and have no complaints!
Combine:
The juice of one lemon
2 tsps of olive oil
3 tblspn of water
Shake often. Apply and wipe up excess with a soft rag.
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Don't forget to store in a cool, dark place since olive oil can go rancid when exposed to light.
I found a recipe for homemade furniture polish and had to try it. I've used it twice now and have no complaints!
Combine:
The juice of one lemon
2 tsps of olive oil
3 tblspn of water
Shake often. Apply and wipe up excess with a soft rag.
[caption id="attachment_534" align="aligncenter" width="179" caption="Homemade furniture polish"]
[/caption]Don't forget to store in a cool, dark place since olive oil can go rancid when exposed to light.
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