HOWARD Butcher Block Conditioner and Cutting Board Oil, Food Grade Conditioner and Oil, Great for Wooden Bowls and Utensils, Re hydrate your Cutting Blocks, 12 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Great selection for anyone who wants to care for their cutting board(s) long term.

Ive always oiled my cutting boards. Would do regularly as they absorbed the oil and would need more. This is the first time Ive done the wax after and I am super impressed. Water beads up. I can tell they will last much longer before I need to reapply. Wont do it any other way now. They look beautiful!

Very easy to apply. It did darken my board a little but I can live with it. I used this with the moisturizer and it looked great. It is a great value, I shopped a lot of options and chose this two pack because I felt it was the easiest to apply and it was a great price. Definitely worth it to keep your expensive cyputting boards looking good,

Apply an even coat thick coat on to one side and let sit for a day or two, until it dries. You will be amazed.

I have used this on my cutting boards, wooden spoons and all my wooden kitchen tools with very good results. I had a wooden spoon holder that I inherited from my mother that was so dry I thought it might be beyond hope and almost threw it away. However after using both the oil and conditioner on it, it was completely transformed! Now it’s beautiful and functional.

This stuff is actually very easy to use and the results are spectacular. However, after it’s use, no matter how long it sits soaked into the wood, you can’t leave any papers or clothing on it. These items will absorb the oils back out of the wood and stain them. I created a folding table/ work desk in my laundry room and left some papers on this table weeks after applying this to a custom butcher block table I made. Yep, soaked up the oil and stained it. So yeah, if you ever leave anything behind on a counter that’s water soluble, it will absorb the residual oils. There is a couple products available that will give the same look and have a seal on them, but it all depends on what your using the table top or counter for.

My husband made me two charcuterie boards and this product completed the project. Very easy to apply. We gave them 3 coats in the beginning. After that a coat once a month seeing I use my boards almost every weekend. No weird after smell and safe for food.

It works great

I have only used this on one fancy cutting board but it worked well so far. Nice looking refined finish. I will have to wait to see how it hold up.

If you are here to check comments youve found the right one. So I didnt know I needed this. My mom recommended it when she gifted me a custom made cutting board. So I ordered this dual set. After reading how to use... I applied the thin one and let it set overnight (on an older board 1st. Lets not accidentally ruin the nice one mom bought). Nice even, thick coat. Youll understand once you start. I used my hand. Why? Because I didnt want to waste oroduct in a towl, sponge, etc. (Think mineral oil thick.) I sat it on a cardboard box overnight. Almost every bit was absorbed. Not like my hand which are now silky smooth. I wiped off the little excess and had a fully restored board. Used, washed, used, washed... added the other bottle. Now this one is nice. Its like mineral oil and wax feeling. *not ingredients, only my idea of texture* I have now restored numerous cutting boards, spoons, etc. This stuff is amazing. Its thick messy feeling isnt the greatest but I know I am rehydration my boards to extend their lives and keep them looking beautiful. **at 1st it appeared to really darken my cutting boards but, after a few days they looked like normal. I thought I over oiled them but I didnt.** Definitely a kitchen Must Have. Food grade perfection for cutting boards, blocks, wooden spoons, etc