Kayla Howard is a stay at home wife and homeschooling mom who loves to teach the T-Tapp method of staying fit in 15 minutes a day from the comfort of your own home. She is a Biblical Health Coach and Senior T-Tapp Trainer, certified to teach all forms of T-Tapp. If you’d like to know more about becoming and staying fit and healthy, Kayla is happy to answer your questions! Visit her website: www.kaylahoward.com or Send an email to: kayla@t-tapp.com How does your piano shine? With essential wood polish of course!
Kayla Howard is a stay at home wife and homeschooling mom who loves to teach the T-Tapp method of staying fit in 15 minutes a day from the comfort of your own home. She is a Biblical Health Coach and Senior T-Tapp Trainer, certified to teach all forms of T-Tapp. If you’d like to know more about becoming and staying fit and healthy, Kayla is happy to answer your questions! Visit her website: www.kaylahoward.com or Send an email to: kayla@t-tapp.com
4 Comments on “How does your piano shine? With essential wood polish of course!”
very cool. so if I leave the mix and some rags out, the house elves will use it overnight, right? I like your logic about the vinegar/oil proportions. I went looking on ehow and Rachel Yatuzis has a bunch of house-cleaning videos. She suggests a vinegar-water spray first to clean the wood, then polish it with olive oil. Kayla, you said jojoba oil – why is it recommended?
I am going to try this!!! I'll use lemon EO because lemon is just "right!" something like spearmint would be incongruous with wood polish! 😉
What was the oil you used with the alcohol?
Thanks!
Another Brilliant idea, Kayla!
I never would have thought of this.
I tried it today using olive oil (didn't have jojoba), vinegar and ylang ylang and vanilla essential oils. It worked great on our new (to us) piano from c 1920s.
Wood furniture polish definitely makes your wooden furniture look so much nicer!
Thanks for the post 🙂