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Tanzantan aplike yon kouch mens nan lwil oliv len nan sèk, unpainted manch an bwa ak frote nan nenpòt depase ak yon ranyon pwòp la nan demen. Yon manch seryezman degrade pral tranpe moute byen yon ti jan nan lwil oliv, se konsa ajoute yon kouch mens chak jou jiskaske gen yon ti kras lwil oliv kite sou sifas la jou sa a. Si ou pa ka jwenn len lwil oliv nan yon magazen pyès ki nan konpitè lokal yo, tèt nan magazen lokal ou a manje natirèl. Len lwil oliv ki ou kwit ak se menm bagay la kòm len anpil lwil "lin" tankou nan "twal fin blan," fib a te fè soti nan pye koton swa. Sa a se tou yon bon fason yo sèvi ak moute nenpòt fin vye granmoun lwil oliv len nan kwizin ou a, ki te devlope yon gou nan.
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Periodically apply a thin coating of linseed oil to dry, unpainted wooden handles and buff off any excess with a clean rag the next day. A badly weathered handle will soak up quite a bit of oil, so add a thin coating daily until there is a little oil left on the surface the following day. If you can’t find linseed oil at a local hardware store, head to your local natural food store. Flaxseed oil that you cook with is the same thing as linseed oil-”lin” as in “linen,” the fiber made from flax. This is also a good way to use up any old flaxseed oil in your kitchen that has developed an off taste.