To make the furniture polish I take the solution in the jar and add it to a spray bottle with 2 TBSP Olive Oil. If you want more lemon smell you can add fresh lemon juice. I find that the lemon infused vinegar solution is perfect. Make sure you shake the spray bottle before use. It cleans great, you don't have the chemical smell, you made it for a fraction of the cost of the commercial stuff and it's all natural. I hope that you will try this homemade furniture polish. Now I'm off to dust the rest of the house. Let me know what you think?
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