Wood Lotion

Name: Wood Lotion
Brand: Wood Wellness
SKU: 31373
Price: 30.0 USD
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Wood Lotion is an easy-to-use care treatment for wooden surfaces with compatible wax oil finishes. Formulated with natural oils, it refreshes the surface and helps maintain its protective layer, enhancing the wood’s natural beauty and character.

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Wood Lotion

Protective care, made simple.

Looking after wood includes caring for the finish that protects it. Wood Lotion gives homeowners and caretakers a straightforward way to refresh wooden surfaces and maintain their protection as part of a regular care routine.

Wood Lotion and Wood Polish

Wood Lotion is designed for easy application by homeowners and caretakers. Wood Polish is our professional protection treatment, applied by specialists. Wood Lotion supports ongoing maintenance, helping you care for the protective finish yourself.

Where to Use Wood Lotion

Wood Lotion is intended for interior wood surfaces with compatible wax oil finishes, including wood floors, furniture, frequently used tabletops, doors, wall paneling and ceiling panels.

The type of finish determines which care products are suitable. If you are unsure about your surface, contact Wood Wellness for guidance before applying.

Coverage

One liter covers approximately 538 square feet (50 square meters). Actual coverage varies depending on the absorbency of the surface.

How to Use Wood Lotion

Before treating the entire surface, test a small, inconspicuous area. Wood Lotion can deepen and intensify the appearance of the wood’s color.

Prepare the surface. Clean thoroughly with a damp cotton cloth, then dry with a clean cotton cloth.
Shake well. Apply Wood Lotion undiluted, using a cotton cloth to spread a thin, even layer.
Allow it to absorb. Wipe away any unabsorbed product with a clean, dry cotton cloth.
Finish by rubbing dry. Remove excess product so the surface does not feel greasy.

How Often to Apply

As a general guide, apply once a year to lightly used surfaces and twice a year to surfaces with heavier use. Adjust the maintenance routine to the condition of the finish and the care recommendations for your particular surface.

For us, caring for wood is a natural cosmetic art

Our priority is to provide a safe and natural way to enhance and preserve the beauty of wood in its natural appearance.

Natural and organic ingredients that are safe for the entire family

With certainty we know that Wood Wellness will help you take care of your floor for years to come.

Free Returns

within 30 days of purchase

1% Donated Annually

to forest conservation

Vacuuming is key, which is why the right vacuum is also key and worth the investment. In Reading the fine print from most manufacturers you will see the a vacuum with a rotating BEATER brush can actually damage the floor over time and is NOT recommended. This is why we recommend soft natural brush-like heads, like the horse hair floorboard attachment offered by Miele. The horse hair is natural and course enough to agitate and remove stubborn dirt that has settled into the grain of the wood for the micro bevel edge, and the power of the vacuum is strong enough to extract it. You always want to vacuum BEFORE you do any mopping of any sort. Anytime you start mopping the floor BEFORE you vacuum, you will simply be moving the dirt around, making it more difficult to remove it overtime, and when it gets wet the dirt naturally turns into mud. A variety of Miele vacuums are available in our online store at 15% off standard retail prices!
First we must understand a few differences of the finishes.
Compare rain boots and natural leather shoes.
- Urethane/Lacquered finishes would be compared to the rain bootsdesigned to seal over the pores of the wood and coat the surface like a hard plastic cover, in an effort to keep all elements off of the wooden surface.
- Wax Oil Finished Products would be compared to the natural leather boots which is a breathable product, these products are designed to protect in a natural way.Benefits: Healthy, Sustainable, Nice to the touch, and Natural Looking.
- Wax Oil Finishes can be renewed by cleansing and using our Wood Polish, for only the traffic areas without removing all furniture and no sanding.
Maintaining wooden surfaces properly always starts with using the right products and equipment. Just because a cleaning product in a store says it is suitable for hardwood flooring, what is important to know is that not all floors have the same type of finish, so how can one product be used for ALL wooden surfaces. Urethanes in general are considered a hard non penetrating finish. And still there are finishes that I have seen at such stores that can not only damage the surface, but make it difficult to apply a refreshing coat in the future because of such contaminants.Wax Oil Floors are designed to be nourished as you clean. Even using water only on these types of floors can dry them out and damage the finish after a prolonged period. The analogy is this, just as you would clean and moisturize you skin, these particular finishes are designed to be treated in the same way. So by using hot water and Wood Soap you are not only cleansing but you are putting back onto the surface the waxes and oils that it needs to stay protected.
Even selecting the right equipment such as a high powered vacuum with a brush type head attachment can make all of the difference when prepping your floor to be washed.

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Wood Lotion

Wood Lotion

Wood Lotion and Wood Polish

Where to Use Wood Lotion

Coverage

How to Use Wood Lotion

How Often to Apply

For us, caring for wood is a natural cosmetic art

Natural and organic ingredients that are safe for the entire family

Free Returns

1% Donated Annually

Frequently Asked Questions

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