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Question: Is this product safe to use on bamboo cutting boards as well?
Document: I have been conditioning my cutting boards for years with food-safe mineral oil and this is the BEST I have ever used! Wish I had found it years ago! Great product at a great price!
Keeps my bamboo cutting boards in great shape! They look almost brand new. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone.
This works very well - we use it on our bamboo cutting board every few weeks to keep it in good shape.. just a little bit needed each time - this bottle will easily last 1-2 years.
While I do not own a Boos cutting board, I do use a less costly bamboo board constantly that I was dressing with expired salad dressing oil. It worked well enough but was sticky temporarily. I used this Boos dressing and will continue to use it monthly as directed. It penetrates, is not sticky and brings out the wood grain nicely.
This oil contains linseed oil which can spontaneously combust. There is specific warnings on the back of the bottle about disposing of oil soaked cloths or paper towels. With so many oil products available for cutting boards that are safe, it makes no sense to buy one with a volatile oil in it that could combust simply by putting a hot pan on the treated cutting board or throwing away applicators that have the oil on them. I would not buy this product.
When I got a set of two new bamboo cutting boards, as soon as they were washed, I set them on a clean countertop and applied this liberally. I may use less next time, but I think any new wood or bamboo board should have oil applied thickly. It did take quite some time to soak into the tops before I could flip them to do the other side, but I just figured that meant I used enough. The two boards I used it on are doing great.
This oil made my bamboo cutting boards impervious to water. Only problem was about 1/3 of the bottle leaked into the rest of the package. Be careful.
Expensive but seems to work well. We use it for butcher block kitchen counter and that may be overkill. Probably best to use on cutting boards and use less expensive oil on the counters.
I use this on all of my kitchen wood. Butcher block island, cutting boards, dining table. It keeps everything nice, real nice. Nothing else I have used works as well or lasts as long.
I have 2 cutting boards (1 is an end-grain board that I made myself) that I use this on.I know you can buy cheap mineral oil at a local store which people say is just as good, but this is priced pretty well and has worked perfectly for my boards.
Answer: Olivia, I only have an ash board but have friends with bamboo.  There is nothing on the Boos website, so I called them and they said "yes, the oil and cream are safe on bamboo".  They used to make bamboo products but stopped several years ago.