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CKTG Handle and Board Wax is a food safe mix of bees wax and mineral oil that we use for several purposes at the office and at our home. It's great for cutting boards and we also use it for wooden handles to keep them in good condition. We also use it to finish sayas. It only takes a small amount. Rub it on your unfinished wood and then wipe it off with a clean rag. Also works well on salad bowls, rolling pins and wooden utensils. Made from the finest food grade mineral oil and double refined beeswax. Comes in a 4 ounce container.
Reviews
25 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Good handle and Board wax, December 7, 2021 CKTG Handle Wax is Excellent , November 17, 2021Posted By: Jack Douglas
I bought this in hopes that it would enhance the look of my knife handles, but to my surprise it also makes them feel better. I was also surprised at how large the container is. I imagine it will last quite a long time and I’m very happy with the product.
I bought this in hopes that it would enhance the look of my knife handles, but to my surprise it also makes them feel better. I was also surprised at how large the container is. I imagine it will last quite a long time and I’m very happy with the product.
Great way to seal a handle, February 12, 2021 Wood Wax, January 28, 2021 This belongs in every kitchen, January 8, 2021Posted By: Richard L Martin - verified customer
I can't believe I was not using this before. I have been oiling my wooden utensils and cutting boards prior to this... this is so much better. I look forward to longer life now from my wooden utensils and much better experiences from my cutting boards.
I can't believe I was not using this before. I have been oiling my wooden utensils and cutting boards prior to this... this is so much better. I look forward to longer life now from my wooden utensils and much better experiences from my cutting boards.
Great product, October 20, 2020 Great! , September 19, 2020 CKTG Handle and Board Wax , September 12, 2020Posted By: Benjamin Greene - verified customer
This brought out the grain and protects those expensive sayas. It should be advertised on each saya page. If I would have known about this product I would have bought it with my first saya. Great stuff and easy to work with and clean up after!
This brought out the grain and protects those expensive sayas. It should be advertised on each saya page. If I would have known about this product I would have bought it with my first saya. Great stuff and easy to work with and clean up after!
Does what it says it does, July 12, 2020Posted By: Chris Lawrence - verified customer
Generally odourless, simple to apply, works well. What's not to like? I put it on everything wooden that I own, after a thorough oiling with some mineral oil, and it adds that nice protective shine. Simple, easy and no nonsense. A little bit goes a long way, and you can also add more than one layer by giving it a a day or so between each coat for it to soak in an solidify. I find 2 coats is the magic number.
Generally odourless, simple to apply, works well. What's not to like? I put it on everything wooden that I own, after a thorough oiling with some mineral oil, and it adds that nice protective shine. Simple, easy and no nonsense. A little bit goes a long way, and you can also add more than one layer by giving it a a day or so between each coat for it to soak in an solidify. I find 2 coats is the magic number.
great knives!, June 6, 2020
Good Board Wax, March 25, 2020 End grain medium maple board & conditioner, September 10, 2019Posted By: Gilly49 - verified customer
End grain medium maple board is totally awesome. Light years ahead of anything in house. Following instructions to prep board I put conditioner on twice daily for 6 days more = better. Now have great looking board ready for work ahead.
End grain medium maple board is totally awesome. Light years ahead of anything in house. Following instructions to prep board I put conditioner on twice daily for 6 days more = better. Now have great looking board ready for work ahead.
Handles and boards, May 30, 2019 Working as intended, December 10, 2018 Great product at great value, February 10, 2018Posted By: Stefanie - verified customer
I use this to help nourish and protect traditional style plain wood knife handles as well as cutting boards. It doesnt take much for most uses; when I need to use more I soften the wax a bit and then rub it in the wood well, let it sit a bit, and then rub off any excess. Nice natural product.
I use this to help nourish and protect traditional style plain wood knife handles as well as cutting boards. It doesnt take much for most uses; when I need to use more I soften the wax a bit and then rub it in the wood well, let it sit a bit, and then rub off any excess. Nice natural product.
Wonerful product!, May 8, 2017 nice product, December 14, 2016 Restaurant Owner, September 24, 2016 Okey a job boch, August 16, 2016 very sturdy, lots of uses!, July 11, 2016Posted By: Carol T. - verified customer
I have bought several bottles of this, and gone through a couple of them already. I used it for unfinished knife handles when I had knives with unfinished handles, and now use it for my cutting board and for the unfinished top of my work cart. The finish lasts through several washes of surfaces. I have also used it to seal handles, and it lasted great there, too.One tip for making spreading easier: Put it in the microwave! Lot less effort to apply that way!
I have bought several bottles of this, and gone through a couple of them already. I used it for unfinished knife handles when I had knives with unfinished handles, and now use it for my cutting board and for the unfinished top of my work cart. The finish lasts through several washes of surfaces. I have also used it to seal handles, and it lasted great there, too.One tip for making spreading easier: Put it in the microwave! Lot less effort to apply that way!
Love it!, July 7, 2016Posted By: Brian M (GopherBroke) - verified customer
This is a great product, and well worth the cost.I also use it on wood knife handles, wooden spoos, cutting boards, and as a hand moisturizer. It seems to protect my cutting board very well; juices and liquids bead up on the surface and wipe right off.I also like the fact that it is a little thicker than many of the other brand board butters I've seen. Great value!
This is a great product, and well worth the cost.I also use it on wood knife handles, wooden spoos, cutting boards, and as a hand moisturizer. It seems to protect my cutting board very well; juices and liquids bead up on the surface and wipe right off.I also like the fact that it is a little thicker than many of the other brand board butters I've seen. Great value!
Good Stuff, June 20, 2016Posted By: Isaiah Schroeder - verified customer
This wood conditioner is now what I use on all the handles I make. I love the smell of it, it's like honey butter! Almost want to eat it! I've also used it on many carbon steel blades during handle installs and haven't noticed any reactivity at all. Definitely use this on both your natural and stabilized wood handles to bring out the chatoyancy of the wood and keep them looking shiny and fresh.
This wood conditioner is now what I use on all the handles I make. I love the smell of it, it's like honey butter! Almost want to eat it! I've also used it on many carbon steel blades during handle installs and haven't noticed any reactivity at all. Definitely use this on both your natural and stabilized wood handles to bring out the chatoyancy of the wood and keep them looking shiny and fresh.
I'm glad I bought this , June 16, 2016 A little bit goes a long way, February 10, 2016Posted By: Jesse - verified customer
I bought this around Christmas, put it on a couple cutting boards & sayas. It made a huge difference. Without it I would bet money the dry air in my apartment would have turned them into something that resembles kindling more than a cutting board.
I bought this around Christmas, put it on a couple cutting boards & sayas. It made a huge difference. Without it I would bet money the dry air in my apartment would have turned them into something that resembles kindling more than a cutting board.
Better butter, December 20, 2015Posted By: Msauce - verified customer
Great way to finish off my cutting board and sayas. I am curious as to whether or not it's safe for knives or if it's reactive,. Kind of a silly question, but I don't know and if rather be sure instead of messing up my pretty, expensive knives. Say for whatever reason a small glob got on my knife without me knowing and it stayed there for a few days. Should I worry?
Great way to finish off my cutting board and sayas. I am curious as to whether or not it's safe for knives or if it's reactive,. Kind of a silly question, but I don't know and if rather be sure instead of messing up my pretty, expensive knives. Say for whatever reason a small glob got on my knife without me knowing and it stayed there for a few days. Should I worry?
