Overhead view of the MAISON RODIN Care Cream tin

Care Cream for Wooden Boards, 4 fl oz

$25.00
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Overhead view of the MAISON RODIN Care Cream tin

Care Cream for Wooden Boards, 4 fl oz

$25.00

A beeswax and mineral oil cream for the wooden boards, butcher blocks and utensils you use in your kitchen. Spread a small amount over clean, fully dry wood and rub it in gently. Allow it to absorb, then buff away any excess with a clean cloth before food contact.

Ingredients
Beeswax and mineral oil
Format
4 fl oz
Returns: eligibility and costs

Request a change-of-mind return within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unopened and sealed with their protective film intact, unused and in their original condition.

Customer-paid return postage, plus one CAD $25 or $35 return-processing and original-delivery deduction, plus applicable taxes, per authorization from one original order. The category follows the heaviest returned item: below 4 kg or at least 4 kg. Multiple parcels do not multiply it. The deduction cannot exceed the eligible refund or create an additional balance.

Damaged, defective or incorrect items are assessed separately. Contact us so we can review the issue.

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Choose your care format

Use mineral oil to condition the wood and to prepare a butcher block before first use. Care cream is an optional wax finish for clean, completely dry wood.

Care Cream for Wooden Boards, 4 fl oz

Price
$25.00 CAD

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Details and use

Ingredients and format

  • Natural beeswax and mineral oil.
  • Labelled volume: 4 fl oz (118 mL).
  • Container dimensions: approximately 3 × 3 × 1.3 in / 7.6 × 7.6 × 3.3 cm.

How to use

  • Apply a small amount to clean, fully dry wood.
  • Rub in gently and allow it to absorb.
  • Buff away any excess with a clean cloth before food contact; the surface should not feel tacky or leave residue.
  • Reapply as needed. Do not wash a dry board just to prepare it for conditioning.

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