What kind of finishing is on this ladle? I am looking for a wooden ladle with a nontoxic finish for my family.
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There is a finish. some type of wood sealer cannot tell suggest you contact totally bamboo and ask them.By Mail:1810 Diamond StreetSan Marcos CA 92078Phone:PH: (760) 471-6600FAX: (760) 471-6601www.totallybamboo.com
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It has a non toxic finish. it is wonderful, cleans easy, I use mine all the time and have even bought some as gifts. they hold up nicely and do not stain . I cook Curry a lot for my family and it has stained other wooden spoons but it just washes right off the ladle. I have bought other items from this company and have been very happy with all of them
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Not sure but there is a finish, I would contact the manufacturer. Sorry I was of no help. :(
84483
I don't know if the finish is toxic, but I believe it is a powder coated finish - kind of a mix of black and grey of the base metal. Very durable.
1682965
Wait. I'm not sure what finish ours is. I would not call it autumn maple so maybe ours is a different finish.
2109053
I'm not an expert regarding wood but I believe it's 100% bamboo. It's beautifully finished in a natural clear coat. I have had three of them for over a year and they look like new. I had been looking for quite some time for the right tray,with the right compartments, finished in a natural wood. I love it and would replace with the exact same one if it became necessary.
2231988
Good Morning-Thanks for your inquiry-The item is not lacquered. Its food safe. It might have some oil on it though.Please advise with any question-
1645759
The finish has not flaked off on mine. I use it primarily for steaming things in the basket. I have used it for frying a couple of times.
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It is solid wood and very durable and yet I do believe it is non toxic. I am just a consumer like yourself so that's the best I can give as far as an answer... My son LOVES it as well if that helps at all
318614
it has a natural finish , my grand daughter loves this table , she eats on it and everything else and she has two older brothers who r very rough, all of them climb , jump ,stand on everything , it has been and still is an awesome table , smooth finish ,no rough edges , I can't say enough about this table and chairs
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I have not idea what the melting point of the ladle is. I do know that molten lead does not affect it. As that is all I use it for.
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I do not have that answer, but I can tell you this product is the BEST finish for raw surfaces. It shines like poly and self levels after application. I have tried other "butcher block" finishes and this one is by far the best. I just made my kids each a salad bowel on the lathe and I wish I had used this on all the bowls I have made in the past. Worth the money. As far as your question, maybe you can sand the paint off?
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I hope to get this bench and what I will use is the same nontoxic mixture I use on my wooden plates and bowls for kitchen use: a mixture of beeswax and coconut oil. Simply melt the beeswax in a double boiler and then stir in coconut oil. Less coconut oil for a "harder" final wax or more coconut oil for a "softer" wax. If you don't want to make it yourself there is a company that sells artisan wooden kitchen spoons and things that sells this for the wood utensils they sell: http://www.woodspoon.com/spoon-care/
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I'm sorry - I don't know. The bottles seem like standard, Amber, food grade bottles. Is there something I could observe that would determine the finish?
1175002
The best is a ceramic system. Usually 2 rods at an angle stuck into a piece of wood. That steel should respond good to the ceramic. I just got a smith that is generally used for kitchen knives, but I like it because it will give me a good edge quickly and easily.
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Ours was finished. We have been using it for over 6 months and there is no sign of it needing any more finish put on it. It still looks good as new.
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I would say the finish is consistent is consistent with the rest of their offerings. So, yes, too rough...but what can you do...it comes from their surfaces no longer being machined. I wish I could find a set of cast Iron that was machined these days, but no such luck so I make do with the inferior product they do offer. I don't feel like I have much choice.
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Hard anti rust finish. I've kept 3 Cocktails in mine for over 15 months with no ill effects. Chech this out at your local petstore.
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It is unfinished/raw western cedar. I am going to let mine weather naturally until it gets slightly more gray. Then I intend to use a clear wood preservative such as Thompsons. Cedar does not require a finish but will last much longer if it is at least oiled.