Best Wood Floor Polish of 2025

"This is an excellent product for restoring grey, dull, and water-stained hardwood floors. It's the only product I've found that can instantly remove water stains and greying. The only drawback is that it seems to require manual application with a soft cloth. When I tried using a microfiber mop, it left streaks and blotches, so it's better to apply it by hand. Overall, I'm very satisfied."

"I used this on my unsealed pine floors, which had issues with water spots. After applying Old English Lemon Oil, the spots became less noticeable. The oil restored the wood's moisture, making the floors look more appealing after application. It required a lot of effort, but it was worth it."

"This is the best and safest oil available. They used to produce it in an aerosol spray can, but it wasn't as good as this oil in a bottle. My parents bought an old log cabin home built before the Civil War in 1950 and discovered beautiful oak original walls behind a stuccoed wall. Cleaning it required careful attention. By 1976, they discovered Old English Lemon Oil, which cleaned the wood and made it look new. We also used it on the teak flooring in the kitchen and other rooms. It enhanced the lustre and shine of all wooden furniture, but I was particularly impressed with the log wall and teak floor."

"I used this product a month ago to restore my wood floors, which had lost their shine and protection due to my dog running around on them. The application was straightforward and the results were impressive. The floors had a brilliant shine, giving them a professional finish. I had some deep scratches in the wood, which I treated with baby oil before applying the floor renewer. The damage is now unnoticeable. My only critique is that I could have used more product and it would have been helpful if the bottle included a squirt adapter for easier distribution."

"So far, the results have been promising! I used this product in my powder room, foyer, and closet. Even after a week with a dog and cat running around, the floors still look great. Any water drips from my bulldog are easily cleaned up with the Rejuvenate floor cleaner. Despite some negative reviews, I'm now ready to use this product in my kitchen and family room. It didn't fill in the deep scratches on my maple floors as I had hoped, but it did cover the light scratches and gave my floor an amazing shine. The sample of Rejuvenate furniture polish also worked wonders on a few antique pieces. It's truly a miracle product!"

"This is a great polish and preservative for home wooden floors. It doesn't have cleaning properties, so you'll need to clean your floors first. After cleaning, apply this product using a microfiber cloth, spreading it generously to allow it to penetrate the wood. I usually let it sit for about an hour before wiping off the excess with a dry towel. Note: This product will make your floor very slippery. It does leave a nice shine, but be cautious. If you're expecting guests, use this a few days in advance to allow the slipperiness to decrease.

If you're in search of a high-quality wood preservative, this product is a good choice. It's not a sealant, but it does a good job preserving the wood. However, you'll need to reapply it about once a month. It also has a pleasant lemon scent that I really like!"

"I was astounded by how this product revived our dull, scratched hardwood floors. It's truly remarkable! We haven't waxed our floors for at least 10 years. The wear and tear from two dogs, three cats, four people, and abrasive substances like snow melt had left our floors looking very dull. After just one application in our high-traffic areas, I couldn't wait to show my husband. Plus, it's not as slippery as wax, which is a bonus for me. I've slipped several times when we waxed the floors in the past, which is probably why we waited so long to do it again. This product is fantastic!"

"I had hoped this product would fix a water-damaged spot on my hardwood floor. While it didn't entirely solve the problem, it did improve the appearance and provided protection, hence the 4-star rating. The bottle's design could be improved - it's small and the sponge is wider than the top, making it difficult to dip the sponge into the jar. A smaller sponge or a wider jar would be helpful."

"I have older hardwood floors that likely need sanding and refinishing. However, I'm not ready for that project, so I opted for this product. It spreads well and one container covered about 600-700 sq ft of flooring. I used a fabric mop and polishing socks for application and shining. The initial result was a bit smeary, but it looked great after some foot traffic. The paste also worked well on a table. I would buy it again."

"Applying Beeswax to worn-out hardwood floors requires more effort than simply spreading a product with a rag or mop, but it's worth the effort. This product is all-natural, without any harmful chemicals. I don't have to worry about my cats walking on the floor and absorbing any harmful substances or inhaling harmful fumes. Plus, it's not difficult to apply and buff. I plan to apply a second coat, but even one coat made my floors look fantastic."