Review on DGYLL Swiveling Container Storage for Condiments by Will Jenkins

Raw and untreated wood; You can see tiny shavings of wood inside the cellar and around the edges of the spoon. Instead of fiddling with the return, I simply lined the inside with unbleached parchment paper and then sprinkled salt on it. I also replaced the spoon with another one I had on hand (which was actually flattened and finished). Quick fix for me, just wish I had to do it. Of course, you can take the time to sand both pieces yourself and apply a good coat of melted beeswax, but people usually buy the product assuming it's already finished. because no one wants fluffy bits of wood mixed with salt over time. Otherwise, the view of the tree itself is pleasant. The magnetic swivel lid works well too.