JUBILEE!

[whitekingd]

Remember Jubilee Wax for appliances? Too bad that S.C. Johnson quite making it! Did anyone else out there like it?

 

[iheartmaytag]

This stuff was great. You can still buy it directly from Johnson Wax, but it's expensve. I think someone said that it was only in the spray and not the cream any longer.

http://www.scjbrands.com/mailorder/

 

[rayjay]

Jubilee

Hi. Try this website:

www.shophometrends.com. I used to get it there. However, they make another product called QCI Old Fashioned Kitchen Wax and Cleaner. The product is great. The catalog also has a bunch of nifty cleaners etc. and things for the home.

Ray

 

[bobbyderegis]

Jubilee is only made in the spray form now. Not quite the same as the liquid. Doesn't smell quite the same either, but it does the same great job of cleaning up greasy fingerprints and smudge marks.
Bobby in Boston

 

[filter-flo_rob]

Geez ... I can still smell that stuff; the original, that is. I loved it, and it really did a great job.

Hey Bobby in Boston! It was enjoyable meeting you at Chuck and Rich's. How many Christmas gigs do you have left: on Christmas Eve I've got to sing at one church, play oboe and English horn at another and organ at YET another. That martini is going to taste quite good at the end of it all!

Merry Christmas.

Rob.

 

[iheartmaytag]

Just wanted to add

I use plain ole Turtle wax on my appliances and shower walls. Buffs up to a nice shine and repels stains and water. I still loved Jubilee in the old cream style.

 

[whitekingd]

TR3 Resin Glaze Auto Wax

That is what I use, now that Jubilee Cream is gone. Auto Polish works great on appliances, I agree!