Jubilee Kitchen Wax, 15 Fluid Ounce (Pack of 12)

I actually thought Jubilee was no longer available, but when I accidentally found it on Amazon, I immediately ordered some. It is every bit as good as I remember it to be. I plan to use it on several items but so far, I’ve used it on a wood wall and baseboards and I am very satisfied.

I grew up with this stuff. Kept everything in the kitchen clean and shiny and protected. I bought a 1945 brick cape cod in nearly original condition. Alas, no Johnson’s kitchen wax to help protect my porcelain enamel metal countertops, or my original porcelain cast iron sink… JUBILEE kitchen wax appeared in a retro house web page as the do all be all that it is…. Hallelujah!!! Just didn’t remember the name quite right. Perfect for maintaining old porcelain finish that has the shiny rubbed off. It’s a little Porous, an so stains easily. Jubilee does an amazing job of making a my aged surfaces on antique appliances, sink and counters sparkling clean and easy to maintain

I remember using this growing up helping my mom clean house. Love the scent. Leaves a great shine.

I thought they had quit making Jubilee. When I saw it on Amazon I ordered it. I'm glad I did. It makes my formica countertops look brand new.

Makes a coffee spill on your countertop able to be wiped up with water as opposed to being out the Clorox. Doesn’t last long though, wonder if a car wax would work better tbh

Very satisfied

It’s been around decades and still works great. Keeps stains on the 1970s Formica countertops in my rental duplex at bay if used regularly. Also works well to help prevent water marks on shower tiles.

I remember using this as a child.Still works beautiful. Polished like a new item.

Makes countertops shine. My grandmother used this. Sometimes the old ways are best.