Swan Mineral Oil 16 oz

It worked very well for me, helping to re-waterproof and protect my granite composite sink.

Great product and you get value for your money.

Use this on my wooden utensils and cutting boards. Works great.

I have searched and purchased quite a few items in an attempt to find a product that would make my quartz countertops a bit more shiny. Keep in mind they aren’t fully polished and every product I had used offered zero to maybe a 10 percent difference. I read that mineral oil is food safe. I did not want to try any type of epoxy, or coating that could flake off in a year or two. Nothing is worse than having to remove some coating that failed from use or age. I ordered the mineral oil and I have to say, this is a great idea. I used it sparingly, wiping down the countertops in the bathroom and letting it soak into the top. After a few minutes I followed up with a dry microfiber towel and buffed the top. The sheen was much improved! After a few days, I sparingly reapplied another coat and buffed it out. This is the best the countertops have ever looked! The only drawback I can say, is that the counter will dry out after a few weeks and you can reapply a very little bit. This is fine for me as I dust off the countertops about every two weeks as normal. It’s easy to use, I put a couple of drops on the counter and use the same towel I have to just wipe on another coat. Mineral oil is thick! You would think it feels somewhat sticky, but it’s just thick. Once you have it applied, just buff it off with a dry towel. Done. Simple. Easy. Food safe as well! It can be a little bit oily, but that’s to be expected. Make sure you use your dry towel to buff it down so it isn’t oily. A LITTLE goes a long way! Just a couple of drops will suffice. I think it will take years for me to use this bottle to the point of empty. Mineral oil will not irritate your skin and is food safe. I would test this on any type of painted surface. For granite, quartz or similar hard surfaces, this will work fine.

Nice mineral oil for putting small drop in earNice clear bottle for cleaning ear since I wear hearing aids

I used this with wax to waterproof bags and hats and clothing stuff. Worked for that purpose lovely. It's mineral oil in the simplest way. Got no complaints.

I use mineral oil for skincare (baby oil). I make a 50/50 mix of mineral oil and sweet almond oil. I use after shower while skin is still damp. Lovely for supple and hydrated skin.

I used the mineral oil for sprucing up old, 100 year old clay composite poker chips. They were part of a set that belonged to my wife's grandfather. The oil worked great, eliminating the fading, restoring the color and adding a little shine. The oil wiped off easily and didn't leave the chips feeling greasy in the least.