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One problem with MO is that it never dries or cures. On cutting boards, it either soaks in deeper or gets washed off the surface with the detergents.
Pottz
commented about 3 hours ago
lazy- i guess i should try it because the mineral oil just doesn't last very long the way mu=y wife cleans. im talking wiping down the boards 3 times with 409.
Hmm, 409 would not be first choice for wood. Might need to mix up something a little gentler for wood. If nothing else, I think that I would dilute the 409. I've always read that you should use vinegar to clean butcher blocks but I've never tried it. I think that one I saw added a few drops of dish soap to white vinegar and sprayed that on to help remove grease.
I just read the ingredients of 409. I am surprised you can buy that in California. 😀
--Nathan, TX. Hire the lazy man. He may not do as much work but that's because he will find a better way.
