Furniture Clinic Danish Oil | Wood Care for Interior & Exterior Furniture | Restore, Seal & Protect Oak, Pine, Teak & More | Non-Toxic Natural Satin Finish | Repels Water, Stains, Dirt | 17oz/500ml

I first tried the Furniture Clinic Beeswax, but it just didn't work as well as expected on my new Teak butcher block countertop. I sanded off the beeswax and changed to (same brand) Furniture Clinic Danish Oil and it works great!!

Got this for a stump of wood to use for hammering as I am a jeweler. Works great.

I'm not the most qualified person to review a wood treatment. There are hundreds of reviews for this product on Amazon UK website, if you want to check them.Anyway, for some reason I wanted to try this instead of the omnipresent Watco. The manufacturer markets it for kitchen and floors, I used it for a big table (10 person) and it was the right amount that i needed, enough for 5-6 coats. If it holds nicely, I would apply more coats some months from now, instead of applying any resin on top. A section of the table was rained on after 3 coats and it didn't soak, so I'm optimistic about this product.The table was a giveaway because the previous owner botched the finishing job and left a sticky mess all over it. I sanded it as best as I could and the Danish Oil gave it a nice rich finish. The quality of the finish was proportional to the quality of my sanding job. I did sand the tabletop with care and it looks nice. Can't say the same for the legs.I applied the first coat generously with a rag and wiped 10 minutes after. For the following coats i used a blue paper towel, followed by a 600 grit sanding wet in oil, and then wiped dry with a clean blue towel. The 600 grit sanding added a satin like finish.Please read about safe handling and disposal of the rags and towels used, because they are extremely flammable

We used this on a seagrass chair set from Potterbarn and so far so good. It took a little while for it to soak in, but it did fully and didn't leave an oily residue behind. This should prolong the life of the furniture. We used a cooking spray bottle that would create a very, very fine mist and that worked best to apply the oil to the furniture without having to use a brush and bowl - happily that saved a tremendous amount of application time.

Worked great to seal an unsealed dining table.

Quality product. So much better than the typical mineral oil. Protective and lasting.

Easy to apply. Dining table looks better with it. Has a pungent smell after application. Might consider working with it outdoors and wear a mask.

I was expecting a better result