MURPHYOil Soap Liquid Wood Cleaner, 32 Ounce

When we lived in the States and all our furniture was leather, the man at the furniture store recommended we use this to keep the leather clean. I have been using it for 20 years and it works all the time. Now back in England I wash our recliners on a regular basis because if you cream yourself down after a shower, it passes onto the leather. But I have no problems with that because this stuff cleans it beautifully. One dessert spoonful in a bowl of warm water and leave the chair to dry naturally. Simples

Great product, leaves wood glowing and smells pretty good too.

Effective floor and wood cleaner. It left a sheen on the kitchen floor.I could prove to be very economical as the dilution rate is half a cup to one gallon of water!

Was absolutely brilliant and removing grease and dirt on a wooden banister when I tried using other cleaners it left sticky residue and did not remove dirt, this product took off all grease and dirt and left squeaky clean wood and the natural stain but not drying to the wood. Very impressed

I used this to clean 3 solid wood doors that had been donated to me by a friend who was refurbishing a purchased property.It did a fantastic job removing the dirt and grime that had accumulated and left the doors looking really fresh and rejuvenated.It was very easy to use and has the added bonus of l a fresh citronella fragrance during and after use.I would highly recommend this for cleaning wooden surfaces.

Dang! I bought this product after seeing artists recommending it to rescue paintbrushes that one forgot to clean. Oops.I used it on synthetic brushes with oil paint hardened like rock; they came out completely clean. I left them in (undiluted, below the top of the ferrule) for 24 hours, but I think 12 were already enough. 100% recommended for brush rescue.

Used on wooden kitchen table that had lots its shine. But it has made the sections I tried it on feel rough. Maybe I have used incorrectly but I would not recommend for real wood

Nice gentle smell, almost an orange peel fragrance.So here’s the truth.If you have natural wood floors with a grain or a contoured laminate floor, you need to scrub the floor first with bristles to remove any ingrained dirt from the grains within the wood. There’s no getting away with this. I used my vac carpet shampooer which has rotating brushes and did the job perfectly. I’m not suggesting you try this if you have one. I’m saying it worked brilliantly on my solid oak floor. You might have to use a scrubbing brush that has a long handle. Use Murphy to complete this step.Once scrubbed, clean with Murphy and a soft mop using hot water. (Not boiling) Use half an American cup which is 3 fluid ounces in the UK.Following that process the floors should be lightly mopped with Murphy every 2/3 days to stop any build up of dirt within the wood grain.Leaves a nice smell and the floors look clean but not particularly shiny. Don’t overdo the Murphy liquid as it will leave a visible sticky residue and doesn’t make the floor any cleaner.