Would this oil work to refresh closet if I put it on cedar blocks that dont work?
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I would not try it. I usr it in a diffuser and it barely makes a noticeable difference. The aromatic properties are weak.
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If you were to use the right oil I have no doubt it would help to a degree. Maybe Doterra purify or lemon.
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NO, it doesn't last long enough to do any good. Waste of money unless you constantly respray it with the cedar spray.
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I was asked to respond to this question by Amazon, but I don't think my application will help. I used this product to "seal" bark on the side of a slab of Deodar Cedar that I turned into a table. There was no linseed oil used before or after.
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Yes but it's not for your dog or cat. You should use cedar oil solution for your pets.
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Yes it will. But remember it is a natural oil not a sealer. Oils will have to be reapplied. More frequently. Personally I only use this product on my grow boxes.
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I don't think you have to. I have a 9 ft hard maple top on my kitchen island. The mystery oil soaks in faster and the beeswax cream leaves a nice coating on the wood. I live in the South and the humidity can dry my island out rather quickly.
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I have not tried that but it should be no problem. Are you wanting to put the mineral oil on for a reason or has the item just been dressed with it in the past?
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It's a VERY thick oil. I don't think it would ever mix with the oil. I used it inside an old dresser. A month later, it smells GREAT, like a typical cedar closet but, when I was applying it, the kids thought it smelled like burnt kettle corn, lol. Keep looking around, there are some good cedar sprays on Amazon.
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I would start with the boos block oil and once you have used that then switch to the cream. Apply the oil in repeating costs until the wood no longer sucks it up but rather let's it sit until the next morning then apply the cream. I had an antique butcher block that had not been oiled in about 20 years, it took 2 bottles of oil before it was sealed then I asked the cream. The cream contains wax so wood should be well seasoned before you use it. Once done first time reuse one time per month Hope that helps.
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Used it on and old cedar adirondack chair after sanding it. It didn't work well. I should have listened to those who'd tried it before, with poor results. I read that it worked well on new wood, but haven't tried it.
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I use mineral oil from the pharmacy isle on all my wood cutting boards. Rub some into the wood with a paper towel on all sides and let it absorb and dry. After a while you will be able to see when the wood needs more.
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Fortunately I have not had that problem in recent years....but if I did, I would probably give it a try. Some years ago I used hanging cedar blocks in my closet with coats and some larger cashmere items.
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It depends on the species of wood. Cedar is pretty soft so you might see ricochet when the compressed air cylinder runs low.
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According to this it can be. http://www.ehow.com/how_2164041_use-cedar-oil-as-insect.html Keep in mind this of course isn't a skin contact situation and you will need other ingredients. On the other hand, your clothing, your household, and your pets will have an aroma reminiscent of an old english wardrobe. So there is an upside.
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Check with your manufacturer to be sure, but I think you are supposed to also apply an oil to cedar shakes after cleaning to help seal and protect them, which also helps inhibit future algae growth. ALWAYS check with the manufacturer before doing any pressure washing on your roof as well - it will void some roofing warranties, and on other brands it is strongly discouraged.