Spring Survival with Scott's Liquid Gold Giveaway

What do you first think of when you think about spring? Flowers? Easter? New Clothes? Cleaning?  I think of all of those.  They all have a common factor - a FRESH start.

Flowers pop up after a winters nap.  Easter celebrates the resurrection of Christ our Lord. New spring fashions come out and it's a time to freshen our wardrobes.  And even our energy is suddenly renewed and we get that inner urge to CLEAN.  Spring cleaning is a tradition. And what better products than Scott's Liquid Gold to help us get that deep clean that we're after this time of year.

Scott's Liquid Gold Wood Cleaner and Preservative, one of the America's most well-known and trusted brands, is proud to be celebrating their 61st Anniversary!! And they're offering a Spring Survival Kit to one lucky Cotton Pickin Cute reader. More on that below.

Their prices are very reasonable too:

Scott's Liquid Gold Wood Wash Concentrated $6.25

Scott's Liquid Gold Wood Cleaner and Preservative in an aerosol can $4.99

Scott's Liquid Gold Dust 'n Go $4.49

Scott's Liquid Gold Clean Screen $7.99

Just a few of the many uses of Scott's Liquid Gold:

I was surprised to learn just how many surfaces, besides wood that I could use Scott's Liquid Gold products on.  

To clean and restore:

Window screens Metal or plastic office equipment Window sills(wood, tile or aluminum Stickers from bumpers, windows, appliances, etc. Stainless Steel Silver, copper, chrome wrought iron, and brass items (wash thoroughly before using) Gold irons Chrome

Plexiglas Gun stocks Stained glass Metal tools Road tar from cars Soap scum from shower doors and tiles (helps prevent buildup) Plastic pots used in garden (outside surface only)

As a lubricant for:

Squeaky hinges Household fans Nuts and bolts Bicycle chairs

Swivel chairs Sliding door tracks Garden hand tools

To clean and soften leather on:

Ball mitts Hiking boots Luggage

Saddles Old/antique books Dashboards

Other:

• To clean and prevent rust on metal and wood garden and farm hand tools.

Here's a little History and the Future of Scott's Liquid Gold:

In 1951 the president's grandmother bought the Scott's Liquid Gold formula.  His dad then began batching and bottling the product in the family garage and selling it from the back of a station wagon.

What is the secret to the success of Scott's Liquid Gold?
Simple - it's based on developing the best, most innovative, reasonably priced products as well as an extreme dedication to innovation and customer service.

Well they have come a long way from their garage and station wagon days.  Now they have a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, located in Denver, Colorado, which leads the industry!
While still embracing the latest technology, communications and media, they still hold true to their roots and promise the same great products and service for the next 60 years and MORE...

You can learn more about Scotts Liquid Gold here:

http://www.scottsliquidgold.com/
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My final thoughts of Scott's Liquid Gold:

Neil and I spend a lot of time collecting and selling antique items. Many of those items are have beautiful wood like you see on phonograph below.  Condition, patina and finish of wood are everything in the world of antiques. So as you can imagine we're very particular about the products that we use to clean them.  I can honestly say that we wholeheartedly recommend Scott's Liquid Gold on not only the wood but the brass and nickle as well.  I was surprised to learn that Scott's Liquid Gold Wood Wash Concentrated is even safe to use on my refrigerator! And it works great, just look at how clean it looks!! And who knew that they had a product like Screen Clean for my valuable electronics?

So if you'd like to get your spring cleaning on just use the Giveaway Tools form below to enter:

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Would you like more chances to win a SLG Spring Survival Kit?  You're in luck because Julie over at Mamawj's Moment Away is hosting a giveaway just like mine.  Click HERE to go to Julie's and enter.

I urge you, first of all, to pray for all people.  Ask God to help them; intercede on their behalf, and give thanks for them.

~ 1 Timothy 4:2