method Daily Wood Cleaner

28 oz

4.7  (1424 reviews)
A clear spray bottle of Method Daily Wood Cleaner with an almond scent. The label is white with green accents and states it cleans grease and grime with a plant-based formula. A clear spray bottle filled with orange liquid cleaner, featuring a label with text and icons. The text reads, If your woodchuck could chuck wood, he would clean it with this. A bottle of Method Daily Wood Cleaner sits on a wooden table in a bright room with white trim and large windows in the background. Text on a green background about 3,000 banned ingredients and a higher standard for home products.
A clear spray bottle of Method Daily Wood Cleaner with an almond scent. The label is white with green accents and states it cleans grease and grime with a plant-based formula.
Scent: Almond

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Dusting got you feeling down? Here’s a quick pick-me-up — method Daily Wood Cleaner works to remove dirt and dust so your wood surfaces can sparkle and shine like new. This cruelty-free wood cleaning spray is made without parabens, and is strong enough to tackle filth to the fullest for a dust-free home. Even better? It leaves behind a soothing almond aroma that’s a great alternative to most competitor’s lemon scents, if you’re sensitive to citrus.

Can I use method Daily Wood Cleaner on my floors?

We wouldn’t. Even though this product does wonders on sealed wood surfaces like tables, counters, walls, shelves, and panels, we’d recommend steering clear of using it on your floors. 

Reducing plastic in the environment

Aside from the nozzle, the rest of this bottle of method Daily Wood Cleaner is made from 100% recycled plastic, which means you can feel good about purchasing a product that’s not introducing even more plastic into our supply chain and ecosystem.

Water (Aqua), Alcohol Denat.*, H77 Carbonate*, Caprylyl/Decyl Glucoside*, Potassium Hydroxide, Fragrance (Parfum).

Apply lightly and wipe clean. Not for use on unsealed wood.

Psst: it's always a good idea to test in an inconspicuous place first.

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