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Thread: How to clean??

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    Smile How to clean??

    I made a mortar and pestle for LOML's nephew for his use in the kitchen grinding up spices and such and I need to know from you experts how to tell him how to peoperly clean it.

    The unit is made out of Maple and finished with 5 coats of Mahoney's Walnut Oil, which was suggested on one of the forums.

    I will look forward to all the combined wisdom of the members of this forum.

    Thanks, Tim.

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    Tim - I see you have been flooded with answers...

    I have never used Mahoney's Walnut Oil but everything I have read said that you can wash using warm soapy water, rinse and then towel dry. I guess over time the wood will appear to dry out but you can reapply the finish just like you would a butcher block.

    I have also read that you can contact Mike directly and ask any question you have regarding any of his products.
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    Mike is a good guy. I have e-mailed him on several occasions. He told me on my bowls and plates I use to just wash them with warm soapy water, rinse and dry with a paper towel. He said to let them sit out and air dry before putting away. I just applied some more oil to my plates which are walnut by the way and they have been used now for a year and a half 3 or 4 times a week.
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    Thanks to all for your suggestions. I really appreciate it.
    Tim.

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