I have a table that is probably from the 1970s. I was born in the early 80s and remember dinner with my parents and coloring Easter eggs at this table when I was a little kid. My mom has since given it to me as she was downsizing. About twice a year, I treat it with some Old English wood conditioner. I gently rub it down with Old English, let it sit for about half an hour, and then rub it down with a dry cloth to pick up whatever didn't soak in. Lotion to us is what this is to wood. It nurtures and nourishes the wood that has dried out over time, bringing it back to life and making it 'pop.' My mom has always commented that I have taken better care of the table than she ever did. I plan to keep it that way and make it last. Thanks to Old English, I'm able to achieve that and make it happen.

My experience with Old English Wood Conditioner and Cleaner with Fresh Lemon Scent has been excellent. It effectively cleans and conditions wood surfaces, leaving them looking polished and well-maintained. The fresh lemon scent is pleasant and not overpowering. It's a reliable product that keeps wood furniture looking great and smelling nice.

I have used Old English wood conditioner and cleaner for many years. I actually use both for lite wood and dark wood they help with adding the shine that I have come to love to all my wood furniture. Plus they keep them in good condition so that they last for years to come.