I have a coffee table that's pretty dusty, in my living room at home. It's made of wood, though. Anybody ever tried Pledge on something like this?

 

It dont work thare at all

 

Do not use pledge on fine furniture. The question has been asked a million times on woodworking and antique forums.

 

Yes. Believe it or not, lemon pledge can really be used on furniture. This stuff is amazing.

 

Try S100... I used all the pledge I had on my bike, and I had plenty of S100 left over, but use it sparingly, that stuff is expensive.

 

How 'bout synthetic oil? Can I use that on my coffee table also? There's never been a question on here about this either.

 

Rain X, cleans and protects the wood from rain and makes bugs easy to get off the wood, By the way what kind of wood is it??? Makes a difference you know. I have a woodie.

 

Synthetic oil can be used on wood furniture as long as you use 20/50 Amsoil.

 

I think if you hang a guardian bell with a leather bootlace from a corner of the table, I think you will be OK to use Lemon Pledge.

 

K-Y products are some of the best for polishing "wood", although many other products work well, also. It's just that K-Y is specially formulated for that purpose.

Scary forum, this, bunch of grown men (some ladies) spending more time talking about lemon Pledge on here than women do at any of their functions. Last I heard through the grapevine, they were talking about PB Blaster and how well it works to open jars and keep Teflon pans non-stick. Is Amsoil good for cooking french fries?