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Greg S.
> 24 hourIt was hard to fit on and with all the different sizes adaptors non worked. When it came to using it it shattered after a couple hard shifts. You really need to make sure it’s compatible with your shifter.
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Misael Flatley
> 24 hourThe mineral oil that I ordered was the correct item and I received it promptly. I used the mineral oil on two different cutting boards - one new and one old. The new cutting did not change colors after application (YAY!), but the old board did change colors. Although the change in colors is no big deal, but it was probably my own fault because I let the board get too dried out. Since it was so dry to begin with, the old board soaked up the mineral oil like a sponge. I highly recommend this product and would purchase again.
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Budd
> 24 hourThis oil was perfect for my application! I was able to coat my cutting board and had it in use in 24 Hours, it works as described.
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Ms. Britney Halvorson
> 24 hourI bought this to care for my rolling pin. Dont appreciate this extra expense on top of the price of the rolling pin, but it sure soaked this stuff up! I consider this an investment to keep my rolling pin from cracking.
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Vicki
> 24 hourThis food grade mineral oil did a fantastic job of renewing my bamboo cutting board. No oily residue.
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linda
> 24 hourThis worked perfectly. I first spread it on cutting board with soft cloth. Because it was a new raw board I then used their tip of putting it into a garbage bag , then added a bit mire oil and rubbed it in with the plastic. Turned out great. Bought two more for family gifts
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Malika Boyer DVM
> 24 hourVery good product.
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Donna
> 24 hourThis mineral oil is all that it says and then some!
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Aublajud
> 24 hour(See furniture note below) I haven’t done the other side yet, but wanted to share these cutting board results before I forget. I used my nakey fingers to spread the oil so I could better feel for dry spots that might need a little more oil (it washes off hands easily). I recommend starting with a pretty light pour and adding more as needed (a little went a longer way than I’d expected). Looking at others’ beautiful furniture ruined by mineral oil made me curious about what caused the poor results. Before using this or any oils, I recommend a search for “ What You Don’t Know About Oil Finishes Can Hurt Your Furniture.” An incredibly informative article should show up that might deter you from using this type of oil on some items.
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Anna
> 24 hourI use the mineral oil on all sorts of thing. Leather boots, cutting boards wooden tables it drys quickly.