Eco-Me Natural Multi-Purpose Wood Cleaner & Polish

Important note on wood cleaners and polishes

Wood cleaners and furniture polishes are often used on large surface areas and in shared living spaces, so the ingredients don’t just stay on the surface — they can affect indoor air. Many conventional wood care products rely on solvent-heavy formulas, undisclosed or toxic fragrance blends, and disinfectant-style ingredients that aren’t necessary for everyday wood care.

For this category, I avoid petroleum-based solvents, glycol ethers, quaternary ammonium compounds (quats), methylisothiazolinone (MIT), and fragrance blends that aren’t clearly disclosed. These ingredients are commonly used to boost shine, extend shelf life, or add scent, but they don’t add real value to routine wood maintenance and can be irritating with repeated exposure.

Product description

Eco-Me’s Natural Multi-Purpose Wood Cleaner & Polish is a plant-based formula that cleans and lightly polishes sealed wood surfaces without solvent-based ingredients. It lifts everyday dust and residue while helping maintain the natural look of finished wood.

It does have a light scent, but it isn’t overpowering or chemical-smelling, and it doesn’t linger in the room after use. This makes it a good option if you want a subtle freshness without the strong fragrance typical of many furniture sprays.

This is a product I reach for when I want to maintain wood surfaces without introducing strong fumes or unnecessary additives into my home. It’s intended for regular upkeep rather than aggressive cleaning.

What I like

I like that this cleaner avoids glycol ethers and preservative systems like MIT that are common in conventional furniture sprays.

I also appreciate that it cleans and polishes in one step, simplifying wood care without layering multiple products.

The scent is present but mild, making it easier to use regularly without compromising indoor air quality.

Things to keep in mind

This product is intended for sealed and finished wood surfaces only. Unsealed or raw wood can absorb liquid unevenly.

A small amount goes a long way. Spraying onto a cloth instead of directly onto the surface helps prevent buildup and keeps the finish looking natural.