Review on 🔍 Discover Odie's Oil - The Ultimate Universal Solution in a 9oz Jar by Steven Stager

I used Odie's Oil on my daughter's rustic table and bench. White oak top sanded to 1500 grit. Photo shows color change. It doesn't last long, is easy to apply and easy to remove. We'll have to wait and see how durable it is. Another plus is that it is food safe and easy to reapply. No grinding, no taking out, no stink. Simply reapply, wait 40 minutes and buff. I also applied a coat of Odie's Wood Butter. I think it helps with liquids that get on it. Since Odie's Oil reacts with oxygen, it's a good idea to purchase a can of Bloxygen to spray into a can to keep it 'fresh' for future use.