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    Posted: 10 May 2011 at 9:37pm
We have been given a second hand cot that is a little roughed up and was looking at maybe sanding and staining it. A friend suggested cooking oils as they are baby safe (for any possible chewing on rails) and I had never heard of it before and trusty google doesn't come up with much . Has anyone tried this or know more about it?



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I thought that olive oil could go 'off' on things? I could be very very very wrong though so don't take my word for it (gee how helpful am I lol) I remember buying a chopping board and being told not to put olive oil on it and I thought that was why.


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Yep olive oil/cooking oil can go rancid. Yuck!

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That was what I was thinking! Thanks, I think I will just wait and stain it with real stain if I really want it done up..



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Panda, you could try using beeswax - it's 100% natural, can be reapplied and doesn't go off or feel sticky. You can get it from Woodzone, just send them an e-mail.

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or danish oil (smells devine) and is organic (i think)
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