Pledge

[davidology]

After spending 15 minutes at the market trying to decide between Anti-Dust Pledge and Extra Moisturizing Pledge, I went with the Anti-Dust because I hate dust. Although, I really don't understand why they make me choose. Clearly, once I know it's available, I'm going to want Anti-Dust + Extra Moisturizing Pledge. If they sold that, it would've saved me me about 14 minutes of staring blankly at the shelf trying to decide which was better.

Anyway, I like how it makes everything shiny, but... hypothetically, if someone were to, say, polish the kitchen floor with Pledge, how long before you can walk on it again?

 

Comments

[gantrioch.livejournal.com]

See why I forbade you to buy a house :-p?

[wavemaster.livejournal.com]

once it dries you can walk on it, that is the general rule.

[joiseyguy.livejournal.com]

"Extra Moisturizing"

Does your furniture have eczema?

[terrancraft.livejournal.com]

Sometimes I walk down the isles and I just blank out because there's 50 different products for doing the same thing. Makes me wanna pull my hair out >:O

[firemaplesong.livejournal.com]

Pledge on the floor?
Are you planning on sliding through the room on a rug?

[davidology.livejournal.com]

well, i wasn't planning on it.

but that didn't seem to matter. You can walk on it with shoes now, but I've had to remove the rugs from the kitchen. I'm not sure for how long.

[davidology.livejournal.com]

see? that's what i thought too.

...but it's taken about 36 hours before we could walk on it with shoes without killing ourselves.

[stormi.livejournal.com]

I once ruined a nightstand with Pledge.
Now I use Liquid Gold.
Works like jesus on water.