🔪 Howard Products 128 oz Butcher Block Conditioner (BBC128) - Enhanced SEO Review

I use it for my kitchen butcher block. European walnut from Home Depot. After weekly treatments it sealed really well and retained a rich dark color in the meat block.

I built an original and real meat block. It's not hollow, but solid solid maple like it was in the early 1900's. This refinement is recommended and food-safe. It looks good and finishes and also protects the wood.

I use this on my hardwood counters. I like to start with a basic mineral or board oil that absorbs a little faster. Then I'm done with it. After it has been absorbed, buff with a cloth to make it smooth, soft and non-greasy. It works great and looks good.

Very good for my table. I use this table in the garage when I cook. It is heavily used. It is easy to apply, absorbs well and lasts a long time. Happy and will order more. I'm going to try this on some of my garden tool handles. I think it will work very well there too.

I use a lot because I just got 2 new large cutting boards so I'm guessing the gallon size! It also has a wonderful beeswax honey smell that I didn't get from the comparable Boos oil. I don't know why the smell is so pleasant. but this. in the nostalgic style of Grammy cuisine.

Love love love this product! We recently renovated our kitchen and got a walnut countertop. After some research we settled on the Howard Butcher Block Conditioner. It works great and leaves the wood as it should be with no discoloration. I use it for cutting boards and wooden utensils. It has a very subtle honey aroma and is not overpowering at all. I recommend it 150%!

Only treated our new wooden worktops 9 times with mineral oil and still had to be very careful with liquids that got on them. Then used this product and got good results. Beeswax and carnauba are important. Liquids collect on the surface and do not penetrate the wood. Even the red wine was purifying. So far we have only treated our counters once, but we will repeat the treatment for increased protection.

Just install the new 36" x 73" butcher block. At first I had another well-known brand called Miners. , oil and cream conditioner in two separate products but the cream container was very small and expensive for the amount you got. A friend recommended it to me and I have to say I'm very satisfied. Goes very nicely and a little goes a long way

Love love love this product! We recently renovated our kitchen and got a walnut countertop. After some research we settled on the Howard Butcher Block Conditioner. It works great and leaves the wood as it should be with no discoloration. I use it for cutting boards and wooden utensils. It has a very subtle honey aroma and is not overpowering at all. I recommend it 150%!

Only treated our new wood countertops 9 times with mineral oil and still had to be very careful with liquids that come in contact with it. Then used this product and got good results. Beeswax and carnauba are important. Liquids collect on the surface and do not penetrate the wood. Even the red wine was purifying. So far we have only treated our counters once, but we will repeat the treatment for increased protection.