John Boos Block Cutting Board Care and Maintenance Set: Includes One 16 Ounce Bottle Mystery Oil, One 5 Ounce bottle Board Cream and One Round Applicator

Just purchased a board so I wanted to use the oil and cream to get the board off to a good start. Since it is so expensive I wasnt about to have all the product soak up on a rag or paper towel. I washed my hands, dried them and commenced rubbing the oil on the board. Let that dry for 24 hours then wipe off the excess and apply the cream for another round of 24 hours. The oil and cream bring out the most beautiful hues and variation of grains in the wood. Its more than a cutting board, its a piece of art. I am so happy, I finally own a Boos.

Would only use Boos products on our Boos boards. We have a couple of cutting boards and a full sized Boos butcher block table and the quality of craftsmanship is unsurpassed. The Boos brothers company knows how to take care of their blocks with these products. Easy to apply and last quite a long time. Would not buy any other product for out blocks.

Excellent pair of products. No smell. Bought to condition new cutting boards. Kind of pleasant to do. Happy with results.

I have a 10 kitchen island, it wouldnt let the picture post & I used the oil & wax, I purchased a cherry unfinished. I did not spend a fortune on it, but it came out gorgeous! I just ordered more oil & wax to keep it up. It really holds up beautifully & i even usd it on a family heirloom rocker that is over 100 years old & it looks beautiful too. It does everything it says it does.

I recently purchased a home with butcher block countertops. They were beautiful, but they needed a little TLC. I did some research and was recommended to buy Boos Block and I am really glad I did. This product brought life to my dull dry countertops! It was a night and day difference. Only con I have is that it does take the product a while to dry. The oil took about 24 hours to fully sink in and the conditioner was about the same. I ended up doing the counter tops in 2 rounds so I could shift everything to one side while the other side dried. I used a blue roll of those shop towels to apply the oil/conditioner and it seemed to work really well. These bottles should last me for a bit, but when I run out I will def purchase it again.

This product has me totally hooked. Its a Zen moment in the morning after coffee with no distractions, just working the oil or the cream into the board with my bare hands. I love it. <Preachy> In todays throwaway society, it seems strange to invest a few minutes each morning on a board that you could probably just replace annually for less money than your cost of labor to maintain it. And thats how weve gone so wrong. </Preachy> Oil the board regularly, and occasionally seal it with the cream. Both things are important, but the oil is more important and needs more frequent application. The oil seeps in to the wood and protects it. The cream seals the oil onto the board. Each time I put the board in the sink and wipe it off, the hot water eats away at the cream and then the oil. Im up to a tiny micro application once a week (a tiny bit of oil sealed in with a tiny bit of cream) followed by a major application once a month (douse it with oil, let dry two days, douse it with cream and let dry for two days.) Boards in storage also need attention about twice a year. Oil, wait a few days, then cream. Do both sides of the board, so four days total. Boos recommends just wiping off the excess the next day. I find that two days of letting the oil soak in tells me how dry the board was. After two days, if theres still excess I wipe it off before applying the cream. Then I let the cream set for two days as well. Usually theres not much excess to wipe off after two days.

Good product as all Boos items seem to be.

This is a little expensive but it does what it says. My Boos block board looks amazing after using this stuff. Its very easy to use and gives good results.

Like many purchasers whove written saying theyve gotten counterfeit products, I received Boos Mystery Oil in a clear bottle with a paper label, not the traditional yellow Boos bottle. And there was a black line through words on the cream tube. I called Boos to see if this was their product. The helpful customer service rep assured me that the oil and cream were legitimate Boos products. She explained that during COVID Boos has had trouble getting their traditional bottles. I used the products, and they are great - as advertised.

Good product but the cream gets used to quickly. Other oils are cheaper and I believe just as effective