Is it pre-conditioned or do you need to condition it prior to first use?
188965
It was pre-conditioned at the factory, with either their creme or mystery oil. I suggest buying the mystery oil at the same time as the board. While you don't have to use it day 1, I've been applying oil about once every 10 days. I live in Arizona, so those in more humid climates may not need to treat it so frequently.
188966
It was not pre conditioned. I have found it difficult to condition. It resists absorbing Bamboo oil as well as boos cream.
188967
It is NOT pre-conditioned at all. Mine arrived with a healthy dose of sawdust. I used a mixture of warm mineral oil and beeswax. It took several coats, but when you're done, you'll have something to be proud of. This thing is a beauty.
188968
You definitely need to oil it well before use! I let the oil sink in on all sides overnight before wiping and use.
188969
Save a LOT of money and simply use common "mineral oil" which can be purchased from almost any drugstore or supermarket. The only "mystery" in Mystery Oil is how they get people to pay that much money believing they're buying some super, fantastic product. I've been making professional cutting boards and chopping blocks for many years. I recommend to everyone that they use only mineral oil, and use it at the first signs of your board drying out. Be generous with the oil; let it sit for several minutes; then wipe off the excess. NEVER use any vegetable oil, olive oil, or other extracts. These other oils will become rancid over time. Plain ol' mineral oil is cheap, and will not turn rancid. And never soak your wood cutting board in water, or place in the dishwasher. Wiping with a damp rag is usually all that is needed to clean it. If you cut any meats or other animal products, clean thoroughly with a soapy rag. After wiping with a soapy product, it's usually a good idea to give your board a quick swipe of mineral oil.
188970
I also purchased the J Boos oil to go with it. It is a great cutting board.
185738
You really should season it first. Even if they say it's preseasoned, I think the surface benefits from seasoning by the user. Only the Lodge products really seem to be cooking ready.
1329463
not necessarily have to use any cream before use, but the skin have to be clean before use it.
598545
YES, you do need to boil it upon first use. Then let it air dry for a few hours. Otherwise, tons of little black pieces will be in your water and it may not remove all the impurities.
2185644
This product is "ready to use" - don't dilute. A Once 'n Done "concentrate" is also available, which must be diluted.
1651383
No need to lubricate before using. After that, clean and lubricate like you would any other chain - depending on conditions.
814550
no. according to the product information it is pre-sanitized. This is amazingly soft also. My granddaughter loves hers.
1531360
I didn't heck that on my bottle before I stored it away in the cabinet. I would use it up to at least one year and maybe even two years. I would just make sure the top of the bottle is clean before you sealed it.
1378544
This cleaner should be mixed 1:4 with water before use. Rinse well afterwards.
641707
No need to rinse the filter before use BUT just be sure you prime the filter with water before you plug it in.
1460466
We initially had to soak it for a couple hours I'm water before the first use. You can probably just do that once in a while as maintenance after.
873729
You don't have to re-season, it is pre-seasoned and ready to use. It is specified in the product description.
68312
I had to look at the shipping box and invoice papers. To confirm this. I did not see anywhere where it said it was re-conditioned. And the actual unit looked new. No scratches, rubbed out areas etc. Love the trolling motor.
1025194
Yes! Pump is ready to use when received. Would recommend buying the pump saver to use when storing pump. It forces water out and leaves seal conditioner to keep seals from drying out. getting water out also reduces the build up of mineral deposits inside the pump. Doing so will give years of service.
1672261
Yes it must be seasoned prior to use. Go to the BeBuyer website and it has a video showing how to properly season the pan. Once properly seasoned it should be good to go for just about anything. I use it regularly for eggs, pancakes etc., my daughter uses hers regularly for crepes and both my daughters use them for pancakes.
1748070
It is not really conditioning as you are thinking. It is a concentrated formula and it must be diluted to put it on your hair. It is more like putting vinegar on your hair. It is acidic You need to put something like this or vinegar on your hair as a rinse after using baby mild Dr. Bronner shampoo, so that's the only reason I would call it a conditioner at all.
1617958
It is premoistened.it feels damp but is not very wet. There is enough moisture to allow it to readily soak up more water. I use to grow carnivorous plants and it works great.