Pledge Enhancing Polish, Furniture & Wood Spray, Lemon Scent, 9.7oz
About this item
- Furniture polish and shine spray protects special sealed surfaces
- Removes dust and fingerprints off of most hard surfaces
- Lemon Pledge provides a protective coating without a waxy buildup
- When used as directed, gives a streak-free shine that keeps surfaces looking their best
- Convenient, quick and easy wood polish spray leaves a crisp & fresh scent
- Enhancing polish ideal for cabinets, tables, leather, countertops & other listed surfaces
Description
Product Details
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| asin | B000VDUWO0 |
| department | Unisex-Adult |
| manufacturer | SC Johnson |
| item model number | 697831 |
| product dimensions | 2.2 x 2.3 x 8.9 inches; 13.44 ounces |
| date first available | May 5, 2017 |
| is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
FAQ
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Is the Pledge Enhancing Polish, Furniture & Wood Spray, Lemon Scent sold by Curatcart India 100% authentic?
Yes, Curatcart India guarantees that the Pledge Enhancing Polish you purchase is completely authentic and original. We source our products directly from reputable suppliers to ensure quality.
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What are the primary benefits of using Pledge Enhancing Polish on wood furniture?
Pledge Enhancing Polish not only cleans but also enhances the natural shine of your wood furniture. It helps to protect surfaces from dust, fingerprints, and smudges while leaving a pleasing lemon scent.
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How do I use the Pledge Enhancing Polish for best results?
To use, shake the can well and spray an even coat on the surface. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth for a beautiful finish, ensuring to cover all areas evenly for optimal shine and protection.
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Is the lemon scent strong or subtle in Pledge Enhancing Polish?
The lemon scent in Pledge Enhancing Polish is fresh and invigorating, offering a pleasant aroma without being overpowering. It leaves your home smelling clean and citrusy after use.
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Can Pledge Enhancing Polish be used on all wood types?
Yes, Pledge Enhancing Polish is suitable for use on all finished wood surfaces. However, it's always best to test on a small area first to ensure compatibility with your specific wood finish.