Howard Products Butcher Block Conditioner and Food Grade Mineral Oil for Wood Cutting Boards, 12 Fl Oz - Enhanced Wood Care

Been using this for our butcher block countertops. It works pretty great, relatively water resistant. Smells like beeswax when wet but dries to smell like nothing. If water sits before you wipe it off it will leave a mark but you can generally buff the area and then reapply this stuff and it’s nearly invisible. I also use it on cutting boards and I can wash them in the sink with hot soapy water a handful of times before it needs reapplied. I love that it’s nontoxic ingredients and totally food safe! And affordable.

Great product. Easy to apply and makes my old walking spinning wheel look great. Helps a lot with rain.

Easy to apply, not too greasy!~ Makes my boards beautiful and refreshed

Excellent product...works perfectly as described. Shipped in time promised

Works well

I really like this product. I’ve used it a few times on my cutting boards and wood utensils. The wood easily absorbs the “lotion,” and after using a soft cloth to remove excess, the wood is protected, safe to use, and has a nice sheen to it. No odor. The product is cost effective, safe, easy to use, and nourishes all my wood utensils and boards.

Great product for unvarnished wood- use on cutting boards a lot but I also used it to clean a large intricately carved wooden statue that was dusty and dirty- this conditioner restored the sheen of the wood grain and enhanced the appearance of the statue immensly

I bought charred wooden whiskey glasses to display with my small batch whiskey aging barrel and they look amazing! Beautiful deep color, good looking char a perfect match for my display. You do need to take a little special care with them… i put this combination of mineral oil and beeswax (available on Amazon for around $10) on the exterior to maintain the beauty and the manufacturer recommends putting that on the clean interior bottom after each use! This combination is very effective of enhancing and protecting the finish on my aging keg and this charred wooden mugs. The consistency is smooth and medium consistency which makes it not run our of the bottle but not have a hard time dispensing… very easy to apply and rub into the wood surface! It’s odorless and rubs into the surface quickly. Not sure if you would call it dry but leaves a very smooth finish very quickly! This bees wax and mineral oil combination a great addition to my maintenance accessories! The bees wax mineral oil is a great value for the money! I highly recommend getting it for a beautiful well maintained charred mugs , cutting boards or other wood products!

Great product

Très bon produit pour l'entretien d'une planche à découper en bois. Incolore, inodore. Petit conseil : passez la bouteille sous l'eau chaude avant application pour que le produit soit bien fluide.

Mineral oil ile wax karışımı, ilk yağ sonrası yağ ve wax beraber karışımı niyetiyle kullanılabilir. Yağlamayı iki üç yapıp bitirdikten sonra kullanırsanız bunu, işe yaramaz.

Sicuramente non da l'effetto di una vera e propria cera d'api, ma a differenza della cera ha una applicazione più semplice e si assorbe più rapidamente. Non mi costringe a mettere il tagliere da parte per un paio di giorni e l'effetto è lo stesso pazzesco. Consiglio a chi come me ama cucinare, ha un buon tagliere e vuole tenerlo bene senza troppi sbattimenti

​If you own a wooden cutting board, butcher block, or salad bowl, stop using plain mineral oil, and never use vegetable oil. This stuff is the gold standard for a reason. ​Why It Works: It’s a combo of food-grade mineral oil, beeswax, and carnauba wax. The oil soaks deep into the wood to prevent dry cracking, while the waxes seal the surface to lock moisture in and keep water out. ​The Good: ​100% Food-Safe: Exceeds FDA standards. Totally tasteless, odorless, and will never go rancid. ​Instant Makeover: Makes chalky, dry, scuffed-up wood look brand new in under 5 minutes. ​Long-Lasting: A single 12 oz bottle lasts for years. ​The Not-So-Good: ​Can be stiff when cold: Pro-tip: Let the bottle sit in a bowl of warm water for 5 minutes before squeezing it out. ​Requires buffing: You’ll need a little elbow grease and a microfiber rag to buff off the excess wax after it sits. ​Bottom Line: Cheap, effective, and essential for keeping kitchen wood alive. Buy it!