Review on Evergood Food Grade Mineral Cutting Countertops by Jason Geyston

I cut as a hobby and enjoy grinding and polishing stones. I have a small 6 inch rock saw that I use mineral oil to lubricate the blade when cutting small pieces of rock. I like this mineral oil for this purpose because it is odorless and easy to clean. Picture 4 shows my small 6" rack saw and the piece of lapis lazuli I cut. It's great for my use and I believe for use on a wooden cutting board, which is what it's recommended for. That's a 99.9% full gallon Food grade mineral oil that came to me with no leaks I recommend this Evergood food grade mineral oil for cutting boards and countertops (128 oz. (gallon)) This is great value to me I hope you have the information and my found review is helpful.