🪵 8 oz JK Adams Mineral Oil Wood Conditioner for Optimal Care Review

Repairs and protects. I've used it on some long forgotten wooden spoons and a cutting board and they've come back to life.

Ideal for cutting boards. My boards needed TLC and I rubbed them down with this mineral oil. They look better and repel moisture.

Works well but very expensive for what it is. Simply buy mineral oil from cvs. This is less than a quarter of the price of literally the same product.

I only bought it to grease cutting boards. I've only used it once but I applied it quite firmly and let it seep through. As long as he does his job. I have no other use but I'm sure it will be fine. It doesn't smell in my nose. I think it was the concern of some others.

I used this to repair a couple of wooden knife stands and some old (80 year old!) wooden knife handles - it works very well. I applied it sparingly with old lint free cotton rags and left the items on the clean rag for a while to give extra soaking time and then quickly rubbed them down - all the oil is really soaked in and no residue or stickiness. was abandoned. It was a very easy and quick way to rejuvenate wood, I had no problems.

I am very happy with this oil! It's very light, crisp and clean! I have 4 bamboo cutting boards and I oil them every few months and the boards seal and fit well! A beautiful patina also appears on the boards! If I decide to oil them, I wash them clean by rubbing them down with damp 600 grit sandpaper to make them very smooth and then let them dry a bit, preferably overnight. Then I re-oil the boards by rubbing the oil in with a soft cloth. I let them dry overnight and wash them with dish soap…