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essn1977
> 3 dayUsed on all my cutting boards didn’t make much difference They still look dry even with multiple coats.
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William Baker
> 3 dayOk so I used this on my cabnets to get the grease off the cabinets before I mopped them. And omg did this work. I have very greasy cabnits and this oil took it off quick. I got this trick from a cleaning professional off youtube. !
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RM629
> 3 dayMy cabinets werent that dirty, so the oil worked well. My only complaint is everything stayed sticky. I wiped everything down with Murphy oil soap when done, but still sticky. Not sure why.
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p.n.
> 3 dayI oil my wooden utensils and cutting boards maybe every 2 months or when they seem dry. I let soak overnight. The oil does the job. No noticeable scent. Would repurchase.
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Zootal
> 3 dayThis oil worked well for everything I put it on - wood chop sticks, some wooden spoons, even my bamboo tofu press and an old Indian flute. HOWEVER - I did not use gloves, and got it all over my hands for the twenty minutes or so that I was oiling my stuff. I cleaned it off with automotive grade hand cleaner, but by then it was too late and my hands BURNED for several days afterwards. I deduct one star for no warning to wear protective gloves when you use this stuff. It left my hands raw and sensitive for days after using it. I did not know that mineral oil could do this, but I do now! Other than that, Im happy with how it was absorbed into the wood I treated with it, and being mineral oil, should give the wood the kind of protection you expect from mineral oil. No scent, no color, very nice oil.
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S
> 3 dayI got this product with the expectation of using it to improve the look of some badly neglected cutting boards. After being imprest with how easy it was to use and the results I got on the cutting boards I went crazy and started using it on other wood stuff in the kitchen such as spoons, a ladle, and a salad bowl. (I wish I had taken a before picture of the cutting boards. I did take a before and after picture of the ladle and the bowl. Ill attach them). You simply spread this oil on, no elbow grease required, let it rest for 20 minutes and wipe off whatever didnt soak into the wood and youre done. Its odorless, the wood feels protected and looks fantastic. I definitely recommend it.
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Julia
> 3 daySuper easy to use and my cutting boards look awesome!
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Chris
Greater than one weekNot really much to say about it. Does exactly what it’s supposed to. Absorbs into the wood quickly giving it a great color!
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Marbury V. Madison
> 3 dayI should have bought this a long time ago. Works great on my wooden cutting boards, now I use it on wooden handles of kitchen utensils, etc. great stuff. No smell (that I can detect) and lasts long enough between washings.
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KDF
> 3 dayHigh quality product. A little goes a long way. I engrave cutting boards and then fill the engravings with resin, sand the boards, and then treat them with this oil and they always turn out beautiful!