Orange Glo Wood Cleaner & Polish

I dislike housework......I really really do. But what I DO like, is a tidy house (shame I don't have that very often) and every polishable surface polished. I like the finishing touches that clean mirrors and polished shelves and sills make, and after slogging away at trying to make my house look something approaching acceptable, I thoroughly enjoy getting the dusters and the polishes, and heading for the nearest available cleared space. Of course, throughout the house, surfaces are made of different things, and have different finishes, some manmade, some natural, some treated and some not treated, so it therefore makes sense to need more than one product in ...  Read the complete review

Orange Glo is a wood cleaner and polish. This product to me makes cleaning my kitchen fun. Atleast once a day I will use Orange Glo on my work top in my kitchen. Not necessarily for the cleaning point of view just because it smells absolutely lovely! As my work top is black, it really shines it up too and makes it look and smell very clean and fresh. I will also use it on my tiles too, as again, it cleans them up, makes them shine and look and smell fresh. I got given this product by my girlfriends mum when we moved in to the place where in to use to shine and make the place smell good. I haven't given it back and im not planning on it :) ...  Read the complete review

This product is an amazing glass/mirror cleaner. Spray one jet on to a hot damp cloth, wipe over mirrors/glass, wait one minute and then dry/buff with a cotton cloth or kitchen roll. What a gleamer!!

I just don't get this product. I bought a bottle partly to remove a wax polish haze from a varnished wooden table, and partly out of curiosity. (It did help the table, but only after several applications and a lot of elbow grease. And I would guess that drop of white spirit would have done a similar job, at a fraction of the cost.) Orange Glo is a thinnish orange liquid which smells of oranges and petrochemicals. It is quite good at cleaning oily or waxy grime from a non-porous surface, but is it really valid to describe it as a polish? Initially the surface it is applied to looks very shiny, but that is just a film of liquid. If you wipe off the ...  Read the complete review