Re: [pyrnet] outdid Newman I think

["Gordon Crump" <hermit@duo-county.com>]

   Julie gives good advice.

    There may be another option, though.
If you like  'Amish floors' like those beautiful
wood floors you find in their homes, I don't think the corn oil would
be noticeable, if you treated  the floors with boiled linseed
oil (linseed oil and denatured alcohol).  It requires doing perhaps
three times the first
year, but is not much of a problem, because the best way to apply it
is with a clean, mop.  Dip it in the stuff and then spread it with
the mop.  I would talk with an Amishman or woman to get insider tips
on applying it and maintaining it. But it would turn the bare wood
into a work of beauty and solve your corn oil problem at the same
time.

Hermit in the Woods
----- Original Message -----
From: "Julie Johnston" <raven4luck@home.com>
To: <pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 6:21 PM
Subject: Re: [pyrnet] outdid Newman I think


> Maybe the corn oil would make a good oil sealer for the wood?  Pour
more of
> it on the floor and let them cover it all then add a good sealant.
If that
> corn oil sat on a fresh wood floor, no doubt it had lots of time to
soak in.
> Check with Home Depot perhaps?
>
> Julie
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> > Have you tried Murphy's oil soap?
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