Aunt Fannie's All Purpose Wood Spray Cleaner, No-Wax Formula, Perfect for Wood Tables, Walls, Counters & Shelves, 16.9 Ounces, Lemon Scent (Pack of 1)

Love this product. Very clean smelling aroma. The whole house felt super clean👍

Very mild pleasant citrus like scent. Goes away quickly. Removes fingerprints, etc. well. Leaves a nice low gloss finish that doesnt attract dust easily. Very nice product.

Pleasantly surprised. Works very well on my kitchen cabinets. Much better than any other wood alternative cleaners. Even beats Murphy's oil soap in removing residue. I do not use furniture polish like Pledge as it it leaves a build-up with time. Have been using it for a month now without a problem though I use it sparingly to get rid of grease around the cupboard door handles and knobs.

I’m so glad I found Aunt Fannie’s All Purpose Wood Spray. Not only does it smell fresh and natural (none of that harsh chemical scent), but it also does a fantastic job cleaning. It leaves wood surfaces looking polished and refreshed without feeling sticky or greasy. I love that it’s effective while still being gentle and safe to use around the house. Definitely a new staple in my cleaning routine!

This wood polish cleaner is better than any commercial wood polish that I’ve ever used. It makes my wood furniture glow. The aroma is great, a soft lemon citrusy scent, no synthetic fragrance. It’s rated an A by the Environmental Working Group. I’ve been swapping out all of my chemical cleaning products for natural/organic products without any synthetic fragrance. I’ve done a lot of research to find the best. A few of my other favorites: Koala Eco floor cleaner, Thieves cleaning concentrate (great for quartz counters and floors), Dr Bronners Sal Suds for my shower, Bon Ami for my kitchen sink, 365 laundry detergent powder, Seventh Generation dishwasher detergent powder and fabric softener, Palmolive ultra pure and clear dish soap, Everyone Hand Soap, Koala Eco glass cleaner, Koala Eco stainless cleaner. All rated at A by the Environmental Working Group. I’ve also used the Aunt Fannie’s all purpose floor cleaner on my luxury vinyl tile at work, and it’s pretty good (but not as good as Koala Eco or Thieves).

I have wanted a wood cleaner like Aunt Fannie’s Wood Cleaner. No Wax Formula all my long life. This wood cleaner tackled everything on my wood furnishings. It recently rained and our cats tracked mud and cat litter dust on my living room furniture . Little paw prints everywhere. A spray with Aunt Fannie’s and wipe with a microfiber cloth and done, no more wiping after to get rid of an oily finish. I don’t have to dust or need to dust every day anymore. There is no product left on the wood, no oil, wax or other leftover finishes to attract pet hair or dust. I love this stuff. I’m going to use it on my kitchen cabinets next.

I love this spray and the smell, but the spray trigger is so cheaply made that it gets stuck and you can’t spray consistently on the surface. For an item that is almost $12, I would expect more.

Good cleaner. It smells nice. Will probably be my go to wood cleaner now.

I used this on my wood blinds (which honestly haven't been cleaned forever AND had so much dust and dirt on them since they were in a room where renovations and wood cutting was happening) and it worked pretty well to restore come. I also used it on my banisters and it did the job to polish and clean it. The smell is subtle and nice, a little goes a long way.

Like this product. Lots of wood furniture to clean.

I used this cleaner on my speaker cabinets . There's no waxy build up and the results are beautiful with a fresh lemon scent. It's a fine American product.

Purchased as an alternative to Murphys oil spray wood cleaner when it was out of stock. The natural ingredients are nice but we found it quickly strips sheen and oils from natural beeswax/ oiled wood. We have to reoil our walnut dining table after 2 uses of this cleaner. See photo for results when the cleaner was used (dull, dry side) versus the beeswax finish we want to preserve longer. It probably works great on grimy surfaces but overkill for general wood cleaning. Will stick with Murph next time.

I picked up a table second hand but it had a very very strong curry smell that I couldn’t get out with vinegar, baking soda, and other treatments. Eventually I stumbled upon a suggestion for this on Reddit and I’m so glad I did because it finally worked! It smells lovely too!