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Bees Wax Board Cream Tube - Set of 12
Bees Wax Board Cream Tube - Set of 12
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #61709 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Brand: John Boos
Features
- Moisture locking
- Deeply penetrating
- Unbleached beeswax
- Warranty: One year against manufacturing defects
- Moisture locking
- Deeply penetrating
- Unbleached beeswax
- Warranty: One year against manufacturing defects
Product Description
Set of 12. Moisture locking. Deeply penetrating. Unbleached beeswax. Warranty: One year against manufacturing defects. Made from beeswax and food grade mineral oil. Natural color. Made in USA. Weight: 0.31 lbs.. Quick ship Boos Block Board Cream not only enhances the beauty of your cutting board and butcher block`s color and sleek appeal, it also provides a finish that enhances longevity. Frequency of application is less than standard mineral oil.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Great Product!! Buy it!
By MGerry
From the product: "INGREDIENTS Natural unbleached bee's wax and food grade mineral oil." Also, "...For best results let the cream soak into the wood overnight, then remove the excess with a paper towel." Ignore that instruction. You will need to do it more than once. That's not a bad thing, it's just unusual seeing the instructions for a product tell me to use too little, instead of too much.I used this on a new bamboo cutting board. It worked great and really soaked in well. But don't plan on using the cutting board for a day or two after you first start treating it. A new board will really soak this up, and you want to err on the side of too much (which you can wipe off) versus too little (which may leave the board insufficiently treated).My board is 11-3/4" x 15-3/4" x 1-1/2", bamboo, with rubber feet on the bottom. I treated the bottom and side of the board first, leaving a little extra coating on it. Then I placed the board on a layer of paper towels to minimize how much I might have to clean up from my kitchen counter. After I rubbed the cream into the top, I left it to stand overnight. In the morning, I was still able to rub more in. I checked back every couple of hours and rubbed in more. I kept finding a few spots that could absorb more of the cream, so I covered the whole thing again.Don't wipe it off until you are absolutely sure it can't absorb any more. By then, you'll have very little excess cream, and you'll basically buff it off with the paper towel. Your board will be darker, and look beautiful. You'll want to leave it out on the counter, it will look so good.I bought two of these creams thinking I would use a whole tube on my brand new cutting board. But, in writing this review, I stopped to weigh the two tubes (using a digital scale we have) to see how much I used. The unopened tube weighed 6.0 ounces, and the tube I used weighed 5.0 ounces. All of that cream I used as described above, and I still only used 1.0 ounce (by weight). The cream is measured in the tube by fluid ounces, but at this small a size, it really is close. So I used 1/5 of the tube on a brand new cutting board, and won't have to use an ounce every time I treat the board after cleaning. Great deal.I apologize for the long review, but I hope this helps you make your decision on which product to buy. This one has just what the websites say is great for your cutting board. I am really happy with it.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Good stuff
By fidgetfarm
I use this about once a month on my Boos board. I prefer this over the regular food-grade mineral oil. It's nice and thick, smells good, and good for your hands too!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Great Stuff
By MarkK
I really like the creme. I was disappointed that it doesn't have a good smell. But it does what it's supposed to do and really enhances the color of the wood. It has a similar texture to vasaline, which tells me that it will last a long time.
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