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This is used to help prevent rusting on carbon steel knives and tools and swords. It's been used for centuries in Japan and works well. This bottle has a fine spray top so it's easy to use. Simply spritz the knife and rub it over the blade with a paper towel.
Virgin organic Camellia oil, commonly known as "tea seed oil", is a carrier vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the Camellia oleifera evergreen plant. It is yellow in color with a light, nutty flavor. Camellia oil is the main cooking oil used in many Asian countries. It has fewer saturated fatty acids and more monounsaturated fatty acids than olive oil, has high levels of vitamin E and contains polyphenol antioxidants. Camellia oil is also used for cosmetic applications and is often used in soaps and creams. Because the oil is easily absorbed without a greasy feeling, it is often used to keep skin hydrated as well as condition and strengthen hair.Item Weight: 4.9 ounces / 138g
Volume: 118ml
Used for preventing rust. Not for consumption.
Virgin organic Camellia oil, commonly known as "tea seed oil", is a carrier vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of the Camellia oleifera evergreen plant. It is yellow in color with a light, nutty flavor. Camellia oil is the main cooking oil used in many Asian countries. It has fewer saturated fatty acids and more monounsaturated fatty acids than olive oil, has high levels of vitamin E and contains polyphenol antioxidants. Camellia oil is also used for cosmetic applications and is often used in soaps and creams. Because the oil is easily absorbed without a greasy feeling, it is often used to keep skin hydrated as well as condition and strengthen hair.
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Stop that rustPosted By: Gil - verified customer
6 people found this review helpful
Nice and easy to use light wt oil for blade protection. Got it for carbon steel straight razors. To say how good it works would take a long time watching a blade for signs of rust. Exciting ... No 3 in 1 oil smell, either. I believe me blades are well protected.
6 people found this review helpful
Nice and easy to use light wt oil for blade protection. Got it for carbon steel straight razors. To say how good it works would take a long time watching a blade for signs of rust. Exciting ... No 3 in 1 oil smell, either. I believe me blades are well protected.
Product ReviewPosted By: Charles Bush - verified customer
2 people found this review helpful
I ordered this alongside my first carbon Japanese kitchen knife. The oil was packed well (no spills, which is impressive since there is no freshness seal such as is ubiquitous on most other products of this type. Exactly as described, this is pure Tsubaki oil, completely unscented and thinner than your typical mineral oil. Good for anything knife related, it is very effective for honing on oil stones and works well as a handle oil too. The primary use of this oil, however, is as a rust preventative. I really can't comment on this aspect much, only time (and a few humid summers) will really tell. In the end, the Tsubaki oil has proven indistinguishable from USP mineral oil in my use, aside from the slight difference in consistency, I am glad to have tried this product, but in the future, I will reserve this oil for occasional use until I can tell a difference.
2 people found this review helpful
I ordered this alongside my first carbon Japanese kitchen knife. The oil was packed well (no spills, which is impressive since there is no freshness seal such as is ubiquitous on most other products of this type. Exactly as described, this is pure Tsubaki oil, completely unscented and thinner than your typical mineral oil. Good for anything knife related, it is very effective for honing on oil stones and works well as a handle oil too. The primary use of this oil, however, is as a rust preventative. I really can't comment on this aspect much, only time (and a few humid summers) will really tell. In the end, the Tsubaki oil has proven indistinguishable from USP mineral oil in my use, aside from the slight difference in consistency, I am glad to have tried this product, but in the future, I will reserve this oil for occasional use until I can tell a difference.
Product ReviewPosted By: Catherine - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
Great quality, no odor & a little bit goes a long way. FYI: I'm new to Japanese knives (bought 2 from here so far) & their maintenance, but the oil doesn't feel sticky or watered down. I only got my gyuto 2 weeks ago & the oil 1 week ago & it's holding up nicely so far & it doesn't feel like it would expire anytime soon.Overall, I agree with the other reviews. It's going to last a good, long time for me as a casual home cook.
4 people found this review helpful
Great quality, no odor & a little bit goes a long way. FYI: I'm new to Japanese knives (bought 2 from here so far) & their maintenance, but the oil doesn't feel sticky or watered down. I only got my gyuto 2 weeks ago & the oil 1 week ago & it's holding up nicely so far & it doesn't feel like it would expire anytime soon.Overall, I agree with the other reviews. It's going to last a good, long time for me as a casual home cook.
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