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| BACKGROUND, FACTS, USAGE, AND TESTIMONIALS Haygood House Background In 1990, after 20 years of operating an antiques store, Master Craftsman, Anthony Gergely was concerned avout the various products used by his clients to clean and preserve the various pieces of furniture he restored for them. When he learned that 800 children die each year from injesting cleaners in the home and that many wood cleaning products were toxic, flammable, and contained solvents, silicones, and petrolleum distillates, he was determined to find an environmentally safe product for home use. |
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| Facts-Poplular products comparison chart Product solvents distillates combustible toxic Pledge yes yes yes yes Old English yes yes yes yes Orange Oil yes yes yes yes Liquid Gold yes yes yes yes Misty yes yes yes yes Shine Up yes yes yes yes Amaze NO NO NO NO |
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| Usage Pour small amount on a clean, soft cloth. Apply, and within minutes, surface grime will dissolve. Remove excess and polish to desired luster. DO NOT USE ON FLOORS-MAY CAUSE SLIPPING Hints Dust frequently to avoid buildup Periodically let lemon oil sit and penetrate for maximum protection and long life Avoid placing fine furniture in direct sunlight. Cracks or discoloration may occur. Use coasters to avoid white spots with drinks or hot items Never slide items to avoid surface abrasions. Always lift and move. |
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