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Beech Worktops
redlady_1
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Hi there, well I have managed to acquire a couple of these for a pound each! Hoever, I have no idea how to care for them. I know I have to oil them but there is already a black mark (caused by a rubber foot) on one of them. How can I remove this and protect them going forward please?
Thanks very much
Thanks very much
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I sanded mine down and then used oil on them. Oil them periodically and sand any marks off when needed.0
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'Danish Oil' is what is used for kitchen work tops. Can be bought in any decent DIY store/ hardware store or decorators merchants. Sand first to get any marks / scratches outEat vegetables and fear no creditors, rather than eat duck and hide.0
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Beech worktops are notoriously poor around the sink area,you tend to get black mould appearing which once into the end grain is very hard to remedy.I wouldn't advise a Belfast/Butler sink with them.0
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