Cutting board oil 20 ml grapeseed oil
- Food safe100% pure and odourless
- Soaks in wellThin, so the wood absorbs it
- Any woodGlass bottle, for every type of wood
- Free shipping from 25 eurosOtherwise 2,99 euros
- 14-day cooling-off periodStatutory right, return unused
- Secure paymentiDEAL, Bancontact
How to oil your board
- Board clean and dry, then 20 ml of oil on it.
- Rub in with a cloth and leave to soak in for 4 hours.
- Repeat twice a month.
Why grapeseed oil?
- Olive oilthick, with its own smell
- Sunflower oilsoaks in less well
- Linseed oilstays sticky for a long time
- TheWootz grapeseed oilthin, odourless and food safe
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About this product
The smallest bottle, the biggest impact. TheWootz board oil in the compact 20 ml bottle is 100% grapeseed oil, food safe and odourless. Just enough for one treatment. Handy for trying the oil, or to give with a cutting board you are giving as a gift. No additives, no chemicals. Just what wood needs.
More bottles, lower price One bottle is enough for one treatment of one board. If you have several boards, a butcher block in the kitchen and a serving board in the cupboard, or simply don't want to reorder every time, take the value pack of five.
- 1 piece 11,95
- 5 pieces 7,59 eachyou pay 37,95, you save 21,80
The ultimate introduction size The 20 ml bottle is meant as a first step into the TheWootz care range. Give it with a cutting board or butcher block you are giving as a gift, so the recipient can give the board its first treatment straight away. Small enough to try, convincing enough to stay.
Why grapeseed oil? Grapeseed oil soaks deep into the wood and nourishes it from the inside. It helps prevent drying out and cracking and brings back the natural colour of the wood.
Food safe and odourless The oil contains no additives that pass taste or smell on to your food. Safe for all wooden kitchenware that comes into contact with food, from cutting boards to serving plates and wooden spoons.
Suitable for all your wooden kitchenware Works on all types of wood: oak, beech, acacia, bamboo and more. Ideal for cutting boards, butcher blocks, serving boards and other wooden kitchenware.
Features
- Contents: 20 ml per bottle
- 100% grapeseed oil, no additives
- Food safe and odourless
- Suitable for oak, beech, acacia and bamboo
- Miniature introduction size, ideal to try or as a gift
- Single or as a value pack of 5
- TheWootz brand, matching all TheWootz boards and the complete care range
How to apply the oil
- Make sure the board is clean and dry.
- Apply a thin layer of oil with a soft cloth.
- Leave to soak in for 4 hours.
- Wipe off excess oil with a clean cloth.
- Repeat twice a month, or sooner if the wood feels dry.
What's in your order
- 1 piece: 1x TheWootz board oil 100% grapeseed oil (20 ml)
- 5 pieces: 5x TheWootz board oil 100% grapeseed oil (20 ml), 100 ml in total
Want to start off right? The care kit 20 ml also contains a microfibre cloth and a beech wood brush, and together it is better value than buying separately.
Specifications
Care
That's all it takes. Use TheWootz board oil, 100% grapeseed oil. Food-safe and odourless.
How to care for your board →Everything you want to know.
How many treatments is 20 ml enough for?
For one treatment of one board. Handy for trying the oil or for giving away with a board.
What can I use this oil for?
For all wooden items that come into contact with food: cutting boards, butcher blocks, serving boards and wooden kitchen utensils such as spoons and spatulas. On bamboo too.
Is the oil food-safe?
Yes. It is 100% grapeseed oil without additives, food-safe and odourless. It leaves no taste or smell on your food.
Why grapeseed oil and not olive oil?
Olive oil and other oils from the kitchen cupboard go rancid in the wood after a while and start to smell. Grapeseed oil does not go rancid and is odourless.
How do I apply the oil?
Make sure the board is clean and dry, apply a thin layer with a soft cloth or the TheWootz brush and let the oil soak in for 4 hours. Then wipe off whatever has not soaked in with a clean cloth. Give a new board a generous coat the first time and let it soak in overnight.
Is there a value set?
Yes. As a set of 5 bottles you pay less per piece. Choose the version with 5 pieces when you order to see what you save.
Can I get this oil on subscription?
Yes. You get 5% off every delivery and the oil arrives automatically every month. You pause, change or stop it yourself in your account.
How do I care for my wooden cutting board?
After use, wash it briefly with warm water and a little washing-up liquid, dry it straight away and leave it to dry upright. Twice a month, give it 20 ml of TheWootz board oil: rub it in thinly with a cloth and let it soak in, five minutes' work. If the wood feels dry or turns dull, do it a little more often. A thin layer of beeswax afterwards seals the wood further. Never in the dishwasher and never left to soak.
Read the care guide →How quickly is my order delivered?
If you order before 3 pm on a weekday, your order goes out in the post the same day. In the Netherlands and Belgium you usually have it within 1 to 2 working days. If you order later or at the weekend, we send it on the next working day.
What does shipping cost?
Shipping to the Netherlands and Belgium is free from 25 euros. If you order for less, you pay 2,99 euros shipping. A board costs more than 25 euros, so we always ship it free of charge.
Can I return my order?
Yes. A 14-day cooling-off period. Returns are possible unused and in the original packaging, return costs are for you. The statutory warranty applies to everything. The period starts on the day you receive your order. Let us know before you send anything back.
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