On Sunday, May 14, 2017 at 10:39:59 AM UTC-5, dpb wrote:

It actually says don't use on "linoleum wood"....

I think they forgot to put a comma between linoleum and wood.

.... or, iow, printed surfaces
for the obvious reason (it's got to have goodly amount of solvents to
dissolve what wax there is in the product in.

http://www.beeswaxpolish.com/index.html

If you click onto the brochure link, page down. It says:

"Caution do not use or get on any tile, linoleum, wood floor, tub or shower floor."

I would never use it to clean a TV or computer monitor screen, either.

It says don't use a microfiber cloth (polyesters, polyamides), for application. If you wipe upholstered furniture with it, then it will likely affect (ruin?) the nylon thread, used for most/much of upholstery sewing.

Original Bee's wax? That might be Aunt Bee's original formula.

Sonny