I have just come to the end of my first bottle of Bald’s original furniture balm and for the first time ever I felt compelled to write in praise of a product.

As far as I’m concerned this product has it all – it’s easy to apply, non-greasy, makes all wood look amazing and it has a really great smell too!

I have just placed an order for 2 more bottles and I will always make sure that I have at least one bottle in my cupboard.

I thank you, my furniture thanks you and I’m sure everyone I’m recommending your balm to will thank you.

Lyn Thesen - Shropshire.

I feel that I must write to thank you for a product that not only does what it says, but does so in such an outstanding manner. The ease with which I applied the balm and the instant results, which were achieved, had to be seen to be believed.

There are many products in the market place, which promise the earth, but fail to do so. Your product, which, in many ways, is self-effacing, produces unbelievable results.

A Furphy - County Down

Thank you very much for sending me 20 more bottles of your wonderful product. I am now on my third bottle for home use and am now selling it in my antique shop, Berry Antiques & Interiors in Longridge.

Every household should have Bald’s Furniture polish to hand – it is magic in a bottle. I could not live without it, it cleans and revives in one easy action, covering small scratch marks perfectly.

I sold a bottle to one of my customers on Tuesday and she came back for another bottle today – I hope she is not drinking it !!!.

Thank you again.

EM Halsall – Preston

My Home was built in 1694. The panelled walls in several of the rooms, corridors and staircase were painted dark brown which I took to be an integral part of the decoration until I came across an article in a local paper written many years ago that mentioned in passing, the beauty of the boiserie in the house. I could hardly believe the historian meant the present painted conditions.

I went to work on the panelling with paint stripper, steel wool and sugar soap until every speck of the gloomy brown paint was removed and I got back to the original wood. It was indeed attractive but not surprisingly, the wood after the paint stripper and soap, had a dead look. I tried a couple of popular brands of supermarket furniture polish on several of the panels that gave them an unattractive waxy glint.

I came across Bald’s Original Furniture Balm in a Lakeland catalogue and thought I’d try that, to bring up the finish; when I applied the Bald’s Furniture Balm the effect was immediate and astonishing. At first the wood positively gleamed as it absorbed the Balm; when I polished the panels the next day they took on the lovely warm and fragrant patina of their original beauty and have remained so. Truly, a product that lives up to it’s billing; I am grateful to you.

Sincerely

L S Lawrence - Kent

I have to let you know that your Bald’s original furniture balm is wonderful. I have a solid table, which is over 50 years old and had lost its entire colour and sheen. I thought I might get it French polished, but your Balm is fantastic.

I use it regularly and the whole appearance is amazing. I cannot speak too highly of its wonderful enriching of the colour; it is rejuvenating it completely.

Thank You

Mrs Richards – Chingford

Thank you very much for sending me the Red top bottle of your furniture balm. I am delighted to tell you that it has transformed my dining table, which is now a much better colour and looks as though somebody loves it!

The red top balm has also transformed a very faded mahogany desk, which has sat in full sun, in a window, for the last 9 years (someone else is guilty of this). As you can imagine, the wood was very dry as well as faded, but it now is darker, shinier and much more like its old self. The balm has also made a difference to a rather scratched nest of tables owned by the same person, covering up the scratches really well, and giving the tables a shine they have never had before.

Thanks to you, I shall never use spay polish again.

I seem to remember that your name is not “Bald”, but I can’t remember what it is – sorry !

Yours Sincerely

Deidre Coffey - London