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We’re Old English Oil Wood Polish Manufacturer

We help clean, condition, and protect wood surfaces—like furniture, paneling, and cabinets—while bringing out their natural beauty with our signature lemon and almond oil formulas.

Old English Oil Usages

Our popular Old English Oil products are trusted by homeowners to clean, condition, and restore a wide range of wood surfaces and even leather, helping preserve their natural beauty and extend their life.

Old English Oil for Dark Wood

We help restore the rich tones of dark wood surfaces while minimizing the appearance of nicks and scratches.

Old English Oil for Light Wood

Our formula enhances the natural glow of light wood while protecting it from everyday wear and tear.

Old English Oil for Wood Floors

We condition and protect wood floors, helping to reduce dullness and revive their natural shine.

Old English Oil for Hardwood

Our oil penetrates hardwood to nourish and maintain its finish, helping resist stains and surface damage.

Old English Oil for Furniture

We clean and condition wood furniture, helping preserve its appearance and luster over time.

Old English Oil for Leather

While not our primary use, some customers find our oil can help condition leather in small test areas and restoring softness.

Old English Oil Bestsellers

Old English 75144 Scratch Cover For Dark Woods

We help restore the look of dark wood furniture by masking unsightly nicks and scratches, bringing out the wood’s natural beauty.

Old English Oil, Bottle Lemon 16 Fl Oz

We clean, condition, and shine both light and dark wood surfaces, helping protect against everyday stains like fingerprints and candle wax.

Old English Triggerspray Lemon Oil

We offer a convenient spray application to clean, condition, and protect wood surfaces, leaving a fresh lemon scent.

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Why Customers Choose Old English Oil

Customers trust Old English Oil for its proven ability to care for and restore wood surfaces with ease and effectiveness.

Trusted Performance

Our products have been used for generations to clean, condition, and protect wood, delivering consistent, reliable results.

Rich Conditioning Formula

We use high-quality mineral oils that penetrate deeply to nourish and revive wood’s natural appearance.

Versatile Application

From furniture to floors, light to dark wood, our oils and scratch covers are formulated to meet a wide variety of wood care needs.

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Old English Oil Company Values

We are guided by a commitment to quality, care, and customer satisfaction that defines every product we offer.

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Old English Oil Company Insights

We combine decades of wood care expertise with ongoing product innovation to meet the evolving needs of today’s homes.

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Old English Oil Reviews

See why customers trust Old English: Real stories, real results.

I’ve been restoring antique furniture for over 25 years, and few products have impressed me the way Old English Lemon Oil has. I used it on a 1920s walnut display cabinet that had years of grime buildup and dullness from decades of neglect. After applying a generous amount to a clean cloth and working it along the grain, I immediately noticed the wood beginning to breathe again. The luster returned in layers, almost as if the oil was unlocking the natural character hidden beneath years of dust. I left the oil to absorb for a few minutes, then buffed it to a warm, glowing finish. Not only did it lift away residue, but it also brought out a richness in the wood grain that I hadn’t seen in years. The transformation was stunning—my client thought I had completely refinished the piece. I now keep Old English stocked in my workshop and use it regularly on oak, cherry, mahogany, and even teak furniture. It’s the only conditioning product I trust to revive aged wood without altering its integrity. Whether I'm prepping pieces for resale or restoring sentimental family heirlooms, Old English always helps me deliver results that feel both authentic and polished.

James Smith

Antique Furniture Restorer

As a custom home builder, I’ve learned that first impressions during a final walkthrough can make or break a client’s satisfaction. That’s why I rely on Old English Trigger Spray Lemon Oil as a finishing touch before presenting a completed home. After construction, wood cabinetry, floors, and trim often end up looking dull from dust and handling, even with a cleaning crew on-site. The spray format makes it quick and easy to apply—perfect for last-minute touchups on stair rails, baseboards, and kitchen cabinets. I use a microfiber cloth to work it into the wood and buff it lightly. The effect is immediate: the grain deepens, the color becomes more vivid, and the surface develops a soft glow that doesn’t feel greasy or waxy. On one home, the client actually ran her hand along the hallway molding and said, “It feels like furniture.” That’s the kind of detail that sets a custom builder apart. I’ve even started including a small bottle of Old English in my new homeowner welcome kits with instructions for proper wood care. It’s a subtle way of saying we care about the details—and that our homes are built to be not just beautiful, but well cared for over time. This product has earned a permanent spot in my toolbox and my brand standards.

Clayton Brooks

Custom Home Builder

I’ve always taken pride in keeping my home spotless and welcoming, but over time my wood furniture began showing signs of wear that no amount of dusting could fix. My oak dining set, which I’ve had for over 15 years, was particularly beat up—full of tiny scratches, scuffs, and dull patches that made it look tired. A friend recommended Old English Scratch Cover for Dark Woods, so I decided to try it on an old sideboard first. I followed the instructions carefully, using a soft cloth and applying the product with slow, even strokes. Within minutes, I could see the scratches blending right into the finish. It was like watching the wood heal itself. I moved on to my other pieces—table legs, the hutch, and even my front entry console—and the results were consistent across the board. Then I layered it with Old English Lemon Oil, and it added a shine that looked rich, not artificial. Now I use it monthly as part of my cleaning routine, and every time it brings the wood back to life. It also leaves a lovely citrus scent that makes the house smell fresh without being overpowering. I’ve since recommended it to my daughters and even use it on our cabin’s wooden beams. This product has become a staple in our household, and I don’t see myself ever going back to anything else.

Linda Mae Cartwright

Retired Teacher & Avid Home Organizer