Hanna's Bees Beeswax wood polish brings out the natural warmth in wood while repelling dirt and water to keep your wood looking and feeling beautiful. Our wood polish is handmade in Cork, Ireland with pure Irish beeswax. Natural beeswax wood polish works great on all types of oiled, waxed, or unfinished wood. You can use our polish on wooden countertops, chopping boards, wooden toys, and wood furniture etc. Beeswax not only smells great but it is natural and eco-friendly so you can use it safely in your kitchen or on items that will be in contact with food or skin. Many other commercial woodcare products contain silicone and solvents. By using a polish with a beeswax base, you avoid the use of unnecessary chemicals in your home. Using Beeswax Wood Polish Apply to a clean, dry surface. Using a lint-free cloth, scoop up a small amount of wood polish. Then spot test the polish in an inconspicuous place on the item to make sure that you are happy with the finish. When you have done the spot test, rub in the polish to the entire piece using a circular motion. Then leave to absorb for up to an hour. After that, rub in or wipe off any excess wax. Finish off by buffing with a lint-free cloth if you want more shine. Use regularly on heavily used items to create a protective barrier against spills and water rings and to hide scratches. Our wood polish can also be used as a leather cleaner and conditioner. Just rub a small amount onto leather, leave to be absorbed, wipe off the excess and buff to a gentle shine. Contains pure Irish beeswax and organic jojoba oil. Each ingredient is selected for their unique properties. Beeswax will help protect the wood. Organic jojoba oil makes it smooth and soft. It comes in a wide-mouthed aluminium screw top tin. After use, you can wipe the tin clean and reuse or recycle. Our beeswax We produce our own beeswax which is 100% natural and made from a renewable source which makes it sustainable and eco-friendly. The wax has been filtered to remove impurities but has not been treated in any way and is chemical free. Beeswax has anti-fungal and antibacterial properties. So, would you like to know more about the beeswax we use and how our bees make it? Read about it here.