Beeswax Wood Polish

250gr Beeswax
250mls Gum Turpentine (can be purchased from most Hardware stores - do not use mineral turpentine).
2-3 teaspoons Linseed Oil (aka Flaxseed oil) (food grade)

Melt beeswax in a double saucepan (do not boil). Remove from stove.  Allow too cool slightly.  Add the gum turpentine and oil to the beeswax and blend/mix together.   If you prefer your polish to have a fragrance, add some essential oils such as Lavender.

While still warm, pour the polish into a wide mouthed tin jar with a lid and allow too cool.  Product should be a soft/hard consistency when cooled.  Leave for a few days before using.
 
Rule of thumb - can never go wrong

use:

1 part beeswax
3 parts olive oil or coconut oil
(choose an oil that does not go rancid)

Oh!!..and don't forget to use old fashion elbow grease!!!
Olive Oil/Coconut Oil Lemon furniture polish

1 ½ cups of olive oil or coconut oil
1 cup lemon juice or 5-6 drops of lemon essential oil
1 small spray bottle (optional)
2 clean cloths

Blend everything together and place in spray bottle.  Spray on furniture and rub polish into furniture.  Do not be too heavy handled using the spray bottle.  Let sit for around 5 minutes -  (this time allows the polish to soak into the furniture).  Then use the other soft cloth to buff.

How to remove condensation marks on wood furniture

Equal parts of distilled white vinegar and olive oil (or other vegetable oil) and lots of elbow grease.
Linseed Oil (aka Flaxseed Oil) - food grade oil may be found at the Supermarket
usually in the Health Food Section or at your local Health Food Store.