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I saw this product at Home Depot. Since it is beeswax, carnuba wax
and orange oil I wondered if it would be food safe. With the orange oil, it does have a very nice smell. I know that any finish is food safe after it cures, but wanted your thoughts. I have used a combo of mineral oil and beeswax in the past, which I know is foodsafe but it gets gummy over time. Just looking for your thoughts on this product. http://www.howardproducts.com/feednwax.htm Thanks, Steve Massman |
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