Cutting Board Conditioner in a 4 oz Tin for Wooden Boards and Butcher Blocks, Made with Beeswax
This cutting board conditioner helps restore the natural luster of wooden boards and protect them against moisture and wear. The mineral oil and wax paste is suited to cutting boards, butcher blocks and wooden kitchen tools, making it a practical part of regular kitchen care.
Each 4 oz aluminum tin contains pharmaceutical-grade mineral oil, locally sourced beeswax and certified organic non-GMO carnauba wax. Apply a small amount to clean, completely dry wood, allow 12–24 hours for absorption, then buff away the excess for a smooth finish.
Features
- Mineral oil and wax blend helps nourish wood and restore its natural luster.
- Creates a food-safe barrier against moisture and wear.
- Paste format applies with a clean lint-free cloth or paper towel.
- Suitable for cutting boards, butcher blocks and wooden kitchen tools.
- Reapply monthly or when the wood looks dry or dull.
Specifications
- Product form: Conditioning paste
- Package size: 4 oz
- Container: Aluminum tin
- Ingredients: Pharmaceutical-grade mineral oil, locally sourced beeswax and certified organic non-GMO carnauba wax
- Intended surfaces: Wooden cutting boards, butcher blocks and wooden kitchen tools
- Absorption time: 12–24 hours
- Application frequency: Monthly or when the wood appears dry or dull
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this conditioner on butcher blocks and wooden kitchen tools?
Yes. This cutting board conditioner is suitable for butcher blocks and wooden kitchen tools as well as wooden cutting boards. Start with a clean, completely dry surface.
How do I apply the cutting board conditioner?
Apply a small amount of the paste with a clean lint-free cloth or paper towel. Rub it into the wood in circular motions, covering the surfaces, edges and corners.
How long should the conditioner stay on before buffing?
Leave the cutting board conditioner to absorb for 12–24 hours. Then use a clean cloth to buff away any excess.
How often should I condition my wooden cutting board?
Condition your wooden cutting board monthly or whenever it appears dry or dull. Clean and dry the board completely before each application.