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This specialist mineral oil is essential for home cooks and professionals looking to preserve the longevity of their wooden kitchen tools. It effectively hydrates and seals wood surfaces like butcher blocks and cutting boards, preventing cracks and warping while maintaining food safety. While it requires an overnight soaking period for best results, the ease of application and the resulting protection make it a must-have for any kitchen with wooden boards.
| Model Part Number | BAB-CBO-250-AMZ |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Block & Board Company |
Yes, this is a food-grade mineral oil designed specifically for kitchen woodware.
We recommend oiling once a month, or whenever the wood appears dry and starts to look pale or feels rough.
Yes, as long as the bowl is made of unfinished, food-safe wood.
As a mineral oil, it has a very long shelf life, provided the cap is kept tight and it is stored away from heat.
No, the formula is completely odorless and will not impart any smell to your food.
Yes, it is excellent for hydrating wooden spoons and salad servers.
You have likely applied too much oil. Use a clean, dry cloth to buff the surface thoroughly until no tacky residue remains.
The wood may be fully saturated or the surface may be dirty. Ensure the board is scrubbed clean and bone-dry before application.
This oil is compatible with all porous wooden surfaces, including bamboo, walnut, maple, and teak chopping boards. It is not suitable for plastic, glass, or stone surfaces. For best care, store the bottle in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to ensure the integrity of the mineral oil. Always perform a small patch test on the underside of your board if you are unsure about the wood's reaction to maintenance products.
