Renuwell FURNITURE WAX

I had actually wanted to use the wax as a release agent for molds.
But it's far too good for that now.
I'm normally more of an "oiler" than a "waxer" when it comes to wood and usually just use linseed oil.
The disadvantage of linseed oil is the somewhat unpleasant smell.
The Renuwell Furniture wax smelled so good that I decided to give it a try.
First on a small board and when that looked good on the natural wood (pine) cabinets I got from a mail order company that bears the name of a well-known comedian from Friesland.
Although these cabinets are very pretty, they are originally oiled and very sparingly at that.
In addition, they always looked kind of dull and slightly greenish.
I first tested the wax on the inside because it wasn't clear whether the wax would be compatible with the original oiling.
But that wasn't a problem.
The wood took the wax very well and nothing stuck.
I applied the wax with a very small cloth.
It goes on quite well and quite quickly.
The appearance of the wood has improved dramatically.
The grain now stands out better and the wood looks fresher.
The former light green tone has completely disappeared.
In addition, the apartment now smells a little like a beehive.
I will probably wax more often now and oil less.

Super product Pros: Easy to apply, Quickly absorbed, No odor after drying, Perfect result, No residue

Pine chairs and table sanded and re-waxed.
They look like new again.
The wax is very easy to work with and is very economical.
I will only use it again, it is worth the money.

I have used it on our oak furniture and leather furniture.
Everything is fine.
Can be recommended.