Posted by If you own a wooden rolling pin, it is important to take care of it properly. Clean your rolling pin every time you use it with warm soapy water and a soft cloth. Dry it thoroughly. Never use abrasive materials to clean your rolling pin, and avoid vegetable oils such as olive oil and mineral oil, as they can turn rancid and leave an unpleasant odor. You can purchase mineral oil in any drugstore or pharmacy.
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Howard BBB012 Cutting Board Oil
The Howard BBB012 Cutting Board Oil for wooden rolling pins is a hydrating cream that seals in moisture and restores the appearance of your wooden rolling pin. The mineral oil works by penetrating the wood grain to form a silky wax barrier, locking in moisture, and preventing drying and cracking. The cream is suitable for wooden rolling pins and can also be used on a variety of other wood kitchen utensils, including bamboo cutting boards, wooden bowls, and salad utensils.
Unlike other oils, Howard BBB012 Cutting Board Oil is 100% food-grade mineral oil, which is biodegradable and is perfectly safe to use on materials that come into contact with food. However, many amateur cooks recommend vegetable oils, such as olive or walnut oil, as a substitute for cutting board oil. But these oils can go rancid on hardwood surfaces. By using the Howard BBB012 Cutting Board Oil, you can preserve your wooden rolling pins for years to come!
To keep your wooden rolling pins in good condition, you can apply Howard BBB012 Cutting Board Oil once a week. After a few weeks, the pin may have started to feel dry. To prevent this from happening, you should allow the oil to soak in for an hour or two. Afterward, you should repeat the process every six months or so to prevent mold and other damage to your rolling pin.
Howard BBC0 Butcher Block Conditioner
To protect your wooden rolling pin, you can apply a coat of oil using food-grade mineral oil. The oil must have a sealant feature that prevents the pastry from sticking to the wooden grooves. It will also prevent mold from growing inside the pin. It is easy to do and will extend the life of your wooden rolling pin significantly. But, you should first wipe the entire surface of your rolling pin with oil and remove any excess oil.
This conditioner also helps restore moisture and luster to your wooden rolling pins. It contains water-resistant waxes and food-grade mineral oil that penetrates the wood. It also revitalizes wooden utensils by preventing cracking and drying. The conditioner is an excellent choice for rolling pins that are frequently used in the kitchen. However, be sure to purchase a new rolling pin if you find mold growing on it. Mold makes it useless and will ruin its beauty.
Howard’s Rolling Pin Oil
Quality oil will prolong the life of your wooden rolling pins. Food-grade mineral oil is safe and approved by the FDA for rolling pins. There are no dietary restrictions when it comes to using vegetable and nut oils for rolling pins. In addition, these oils don’t contain nuts, gluten, or other allergenic ingredients. Howard’s Rolling Pin Oil is a good choice if you want to maintain your wooden rolling pins in excellent condition.
Howard’s Rolling Pistol is a universal oil that can be used to maintain your wooden rolling pins. This oil can be used on other wooden items, such as cutting boards, dough scrapers, and chopping boards. A simple half teaspoon of oil will coat the wooden surface of your rolling pin. You can wipe off the excess oil with a soft cloth. It should only be applied after it is obvious that the wood is beginning to dry out.
This oil contains unbleached beeswax and food-grade mineral oil. The mineral oil penetrates the wood and creates a moisture-sealing barrier from the inside. This keeps your rolling pin from cracking or drying and restores old wood. The oil is safe for any type of wood, including bamboo and reclaimed wooden rolling pins. The oil can be used on many kitchen utensils, from bamboo cutting boards to salad bowls.