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I was surprised at how pleasurable and satisfying this activity was! I love seeing my wooden utensils looking so happy!

I used walnut oil. It was 60 deg F in the house, so I turned the oven on (lowest setting 170) for a few minutes, then turned it off and set the items in there so they might warm up and soak up the oil better. It seemed to work, but I don't have anything to compare it with!

I plan to share some oil with my friend who hasn't done this to her wooden utensils before.

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BB submission for oiling kitchen woods.
They all needed it, so there's more than six including the two handles for a spatula and a brush.

I used walnut oil. Anyone know why it's considered best?
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I used walnut oil

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Walnut oil is very uncommon here, so I used organic flax oil instead.
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I used Walnut Oil, and "sanded" the items first with a scrubber sponge (that was new information to me.)
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