What's the best teak oil for this piece?
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I haven't used one yet...to be honest I think I will prefer the 'look' it will eventually achieve over the years. You can email the Dekoteak company themselves--they respond quickly and are super nice to deal with. Good luck!
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We do not recommend any specific brand of teak oil. However we are aware from feedback many customers have used marine teak oil with our products.
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I purchased Watco Teak Oil at Lowes. It was highly recommended by a friend. It penetrated good and left a very nice finish. Hope this helps.
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I am new to the deep frying thing, so could you recommend the "right" oil? Thanks!
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I have no idea what is in the oil, ... however, the wood looked good at the end of last summer, ... and it still looks good in the middle of a very harsh Minnesota sub-zero winter, .. and I am anticipating a good looking garden on my deck when the snow is gone.
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I use light vegetable oil. works perfect. I have not had it leak out sitting, but I have only owned it for about 6 months.
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I have had this oil warmer for a year now and absolutely love it. I use a brand of oil that is available here on Amazon -- Eternal Essence. They have wonderful fragrances that will fill your whole house or room.
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It teak wood which is very durable. You have to oil it every now and again to keep the color and also the water resistance. I use it for a step out coming out of the shower. Worth it for the richness look of it.
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The brand of horticultural oil that I use is Bonide. They generally have the safest or most organic products.
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Oil is best but water with drop of dish soap will work. It's a decent stone.
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Yes, you need to maintain the finish with teak oil maybe once a year, otherwise it will "weather" as it should to a light gray patina.
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We've had our shower bench for about a year and so far so good. Teak is a natural wood for wet environments. Thats why its used on so many lux moter and sail boats. Even when it's not maintained its natural oils and dense composition continue to maintain its integrety. depending upon the amount of use and harsh chemicals, such as soaps and other hair products you may have to use some teak oil on it every now and then, depending upon ones personal preferance for that 'new' look.
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Best is a quality vegetable oil. Coconut or avaocado oil needs higher temperatures to be used for seasoning.
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Most people will say another carrier oil. something mild not to overpower this oil? I can't say for sure which one would be best? and by what proportion I don't know since I don't dilute my essential oils. but try almond oil, or grape seed oil and mix small batch to get the desired result for what you seek?
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I would suggest applying the teak oil BEFORE you put it together. I put the first coating on after it was assembled and it was a pain. I took it apart for the second coating and it is currently drying. I'll get one more on soon and then put it back together.
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I strony believe it came assembled when I got it like 4 years ago. It still looks awesome. I apply teak oil twice a year.
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Hi,Most tables like this use ball baring's so any light weight oil like 3 in 1 will work. Life the table off the stand and carefully oil the stem and baring's. I hope this helps.Thanks,JoePastryitems
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Tea tree oil and lanolin. That's all is says on the bottle. Works really well on my sheepskin rug and wool overlay.
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You should only use water. I was tempted to use a few drops of tea tree oil but trust me water works on it's own. This is the best investment I've made. You will love it!