Walrus OilCutting Board Oil and Wood er Block Oil, 128 oz / 1 gallon Jug

I have used this for years on all my cutting boards i have made for folks. Soaks in nicely and brings out the woods color

I bought this oil to put on new butcher block counters. But I also used it on the shelves of a hundred year old china hutch. Protects the new and revitalizes the old. Didn’t want to run out so I bought another gallon.

This product exceeds other commercially available products I have used in the past for my cutting boards and butcher blocks. The large gallon jug should last me a while as I make about 25-30 boards per year. It is also much more economical than buying smaller bottles of the same product or other competitors products such as Howard's butcher block conditioner. The only downside to this finish is one of the ingredients is mineral oil which, although it is considered food safe, I prefer not to have any synthetic products in my boards and other woodenware.

Decided to try walrus oil because I like the ingredient list. Goes on well, minimal smell, cheaper than buying small bottles of the competitors.My only complaint is that the cap doesn't line up on the container. I purchased the 128 ounce bottle, so this will last a while and every time I use it I'll have to hold the bottle at an awkward angle to pour and not create a big mess.

I applied it to some newly constructed cutting boards. Because it includes some dissolved bees wax it works better than straight mineral oil. It absorbed well and has been holding up well on the cutting broad the wife uses.