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Household Hints & Help

xmas74

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6. I'm glad that I could help!

Reply to Jamastiene (Reply #5)

Fri Feb 17, 2012, 07:28 PM

Feb 2012

I still haven't used the product but it's supposed to be really good. I read a few posts about this in other places and they've mentioned how they were able to purchase crappy old wood bowls in bad shape from rummage sales, used the product, and made them quite usable.

Now that you've found one thing here, you'll have to hang out!

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Super simple "wood butter" recipe (aka spoon oil) [View all] xmas74 Jan 2012 OP

Thank you! supernova Jan 2012 #1

I'm so glad I've cross-posted this! xmas74 Jan 2012 #2

Oh! This is too perfect for me Lone_Star_Dem Feb 2012 #3

You're welcome. xmas74 Feb 2012 #4

I have been looking for something for my wooden spoons. Jamastiene Feb 2012 #5

I'm glad that I could help! xmas74 Feb 2012 #6

I didn't know that mineral oil was edible. I thought it was petroleum. yardwork Feb 2012 #7

I have given mineral oil to my oldest cat, who is now 19 years old, Jamastiene Mar 2012 #8