I checked at Home Pro but no luck. Does anyone have a heads up on where to get this smelly stuff? It comes in a can and you apply it to furniture with a brush (it's pretty odorous), let it sit for a bit, and then rub it off with a rag. Leaves your woody goodies looking sharp. Where where WHERE?

most of the supermarkets carry Pledge and Old English.

Home Pro, Global House and probably all the other places sell teak oil. I use that on my patio furniture.

Can also buy tins of Bosny floor tile & furniture wax, but a lot of elbow grease is required.

I suppose I could try Pledge and Old English but what I am referring to is a soft wax, not a liquid. So maybe this Bosny stuff is the ticket because yeah, it does take elbow grease but the furniture comes out looking grand. This is what we use in restoration. I didn't see the Bosny at Home Pro. Am I blind? I have used teak oil but it's bloody expensive. I would like to find linseed oil for the outdoor stuff which should be a lot cheaper and apparently just as good.

-tanks 4 the help fellers...

I've got some somewhere in a big tin. It's white , orange and blue (the tin) if I remember correctly.

Can't remember the name or find the tin. Will let you know when I find it. I'm having a spring clean so should turn up!!

Thanks, Sally. I'll be waiting for the news, brush and rag in hand.

I was looking for some last year and ended up going to a hardware in ban thawai,they had loads of different colours for about B100- for a 1kg tin

now that's an idea, Ban Thawai. Maybe any hardware store would have it, just not Home Pro. I will take a look around here first as I don't fancy running out there if not necessary. Thanks for the tip!