This is the BEST solution for wood it cleans and feeds the wood enough oil to restore any dry areas My mom use to use this for all the -some ones junk to her treasures from yard sales She got the recipe from her Great Granpa
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TIPA You buy Boiled Linseed Oil at any hardware type store or a paint store its not very expensive at either store
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I had the same question. I am going to use it on my wood stair rails. They get so dark with lots of use, and on a vintage piece that a friend gave me. I'll try to post some Before and After pics. Anyone have B&A pics to share?? What fun to see the difference.
Thanks for the formula!
Originally Posted by Stitchit123
TIPA You buy Boiled Linseed Oil at any hardware type store or a paint store its not very expensive at either store
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Originally Posted by tlpa
Do you buy the linseed oil, or do you boil it?
Can you boil oil without it flaming? |
thanks-bookmarked the thread.
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Thanks for the recipe. I hope someone will post some "before" and "after" pictures for us!
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Double bless your heart. I have a OLD mirror that I remember dad using to shave with all my life. Mom cleaned it with something and ruined the finish. I will try this to try and save the original finish. THANKS!
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I did not know about this formula, it's just what I need at this time. Thank you for posting.
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I am going out to buy needed ingredients today. I have an antique sewing cabinet from my Grandma and I have been wanting to clean it up but wasn't sure what to use. Thank you for the info
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Thanks so much for this...I need to try it on my cabinets right now!
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