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Protecting/conditioning Oak dining table
Solid oak table - nothing fancy, but has served us well for many years.
Made up of separate blocks glued together. It is located pretty closed to a window, and due to that and the constant use over the years has now lost its shine. I am no expert on the matter, but I believe that it was treated with some sort of oil when we bought it - definitely not varnish. Planning to give it a gentle sanding first, but What should I use to treat it with please? Needs to be safe for food obviously. TIA. |
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