It’s a wax and it’s okay

It was a very small jar. It didn't make as big a difference as the videos showed.

The video of this product makes it look like a miracle fix. It isn't. Furniture is greasy if product is not wiped off or buffed.

I purchased this product hoping to remove a white ring water mark/stain on my coffee table. One of the descriptive videos about the product, which shows wiping off a white stain on stained wood surface, was exactly what I was looking for. Although there is no written claim in product description that it could be used for that purpose, the video wrongly suggests as if it could. It nicely shines the wood but certainly does NOT remove any water marks on wood furniture or floor.

I know the size is on the listing, but it's difficult to visualize how small something is without holding it in your hand. This container of beeswax is VERY small which makes it a poor value if you have wood kitchen counters that you want to polish weekly. The tiny jar comes in a plastic bag with a large ordinary sponge and some directions. The wax does moisturize my wood counters and other wood furniture, but trying to use this weekly at this prince would be cost-prohibitive. Very nice citrusy scent, moisturizes your hands too because it's tough to wash off after using.

Warning, it’s a tiny little jar, only 3 ounces!

I used this on an old wooden china buffet and liked the result. I have also used on wooden banister with good results. I was surprised at the liquid consistency as I was expecting a ‘wax’.

Have not used it yet. 2 jars almost $20. Not a good value.

I used this product on four different wood surfaces. Only one surface had minimal results and the others were no different from using furniture polish.

Didn’t work as well as I expected but did a good job