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Furniture Oil
I have been using the furniture oil/finish on my propagation stations, incense burners, and other assorted items. It is safe, easy to apply, and provides a long lasting finish. Highly recommended.

Perfect Product, Perfectly Safe
I can't say enough wonderful things about Walrus Oil. If it's safe for use on a butcher block or cutting board in the kitchen then it's certainly safe for use on my outside ipe wood railings and my cedar decks. And as a test I applied a coat to one of the deck planks - it immediately brought out the natural grain and color of the plank, and when it rained the water beaded on it until it evaporated - which is exactly what I'd hoped would happen. Fantastic product, I'll definitely be ordering more as I have a lot of wood floors, furniture, deck space and a cedar fence that I am rebuilding after an addition to my home required its demise. Walrus Oil is a misnomer - there's no animal product in it, it's all natural organic oils that in this combined formula allows for safe use on any surface and it surpassed my expectation of a non-eco-friendly Penofin oil that was a complete disaster. Thank you for making such a wonderful product - there are so many uses for it!
Walrus Oil
Thanks for the review Andrew and glad our Furniture Oil is working so great for all of your projects!

Perfect Product, Perfectly Safe
I have a two 8x8 corner overlapping Alaskan Yellow Cedar decks on the front of my house. When I built them I used an opaque stain - big mistake, it eventually wore off in an uneven way. After power-washing the failed stain off I was left with bare wood - not good for a deck in rainy Seattle. Another option was Penofin stain but that stuff is caustic and very flammable. I needed a safer and more reliable oil for preserving the decks. That's when I found Walrus Oil - fantastic product! If it's safe enough to use on cutting boards and butcher block in the kitchen then it's certainly safe enough for a deck. I liked it so much I placed a 2nd order.

So far, so good
Great customer service, but I haven't had time enough to test the product fully. No problems with the first coat.