Hi all. What's the best source to get beeswax for finishing cutting boards? Do most buy online or buy locally from a store or bee keeper?
Do you still saturate the cutting board with mineral oil first and then use this butter to maintain/seal the surface? I've never used it but have seen it around.
Do you still saturate the cutting board with mineral oil first and then use this butter to maintain/seal the surface? I've never used it but have seen it around.
Either way works just fine in my experience. I often put a freshly oiled or buttered cutting board in the kitchen oven set at the lowest temperature (warm) and let it set for an hour or so. Then wipe it down. BTW, the wood doesn't have to saturated, and that's a popular misconception.
Is there a difference between white and yellow beeswax? From what I see white is filtered more? is there a difference in the appearance in the wood?
Is there a difference between white and yellow beeswax? From what I see white is filtered more? is there a difference in the appearance in the wood?