I always rub olive oil (“pure”, not extra virgin) into any old, dry wood. Let it soak in for a little while, rub with dry cotton cloth until no more oil comes off. The wood soaks up a lot of oil, and looks beautifully lustrous. Doesn’t collect any more dust than anything else, and the olive oil is of course completely non-toxic.
Might have to do it again in a few months. That does not bother me….
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