Simple Homemade Wood Polish Spray

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Are you looking for a safer way to cleanse your furniture? Our homemade wood polish spray recipe uses natural ingredients for an easy, shiny clean.

Bottle of wood polish spray on pink towel

As a child, one of my chores was polishing all of the oak finishes we had in our house along with the furniture. To this day, the smell of Pledge brings a flood of memories back.

I can almost feel myself standing in my childhood dining room with an old rag in one hand and a yellow bottle of Pledge in the other. The memories!

These days, we don’t use things like Pledge in our home. We prefer to make our own DIY cleaners or purchase natural cleaning products.

I posted a recipe for a natural furniture polish previously, but a lot of people were asking for a spray instead. I think a lot of us grew up spraying our furniture with Pledge 😉

So today, I bring you a recipe for a natural wood polish spray! If you’re already into natural living, you probably have all of these ingredients on hand, so let’s get started.

Close up of bottle of wood polish spray

Simple Homemade Wood Polish Spray

This homemade wood polish spray recipe uses natural ingredients to clean and polish your wood furniture.
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Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Makes: 1 Spray Bottle

Supplies

Tools

  • Mason Jar
  • Funnel
  • Labels and marker if desired
  • Sticker maker (optional)

Instructions

  • Pour ½ cup vinegar and 1 cup of olive oil into a mason jar.
    Olive oil and vinegar in a mason jar
  • Add the castile soap and essential oil and stir until well combined.
    Adding essential oils to mason jar with olive oil and white vinegar already in it
  • Use a funnel to pour the wood polish mixture into a clean, empty glass spray bottle.
    Olive oil, white vinegar, castile soap and essential oil mixture being poured through a funnel into a spray bottle
  • Pour in the remaining ½ cup of vinegar into the mason jar with the leftover castile soap and stir to combine. Pour it through the funnel it into your spray bottle. This will help make sure you get the remaining soap from the jar into your wood polish spray bottle.
    All ingredients for homemade wood polish spray poured into a spray bottle
  • If desired, use a sticker maker to print out a label and stick it to your bottle.
    DIY wood polish spray in a glass bottle with the top on with a white wood background

 

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