Buy an oil specifically formulated for applying to butcher block, like Watco Butcher Block oil - available at big box stores and online retailers. Treat like you would treat a butcher block countertop. Typically you will need to deep clean and reapply the oil one to two times a year, depending on how much wear/tear your countertop takes. You don't want to use polyurethane on wood where you will be preparing/cutting up food.
My bathroom vanity sink has separated from the granite countertop. Any suggestions on how to re-attach? Should I call a plumber or a granite installer?
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Your question was cut off. What is the countertop made off?
But still what?
It depends upon what your "homemade counter top" is made of....
It is wood and I want to seal it from moisture but be safe around food
Buy an oil specifically formulated for applying to butcher block, like Watco Butcher Block oil - available at big box stores and online retailers. Treat like you would treat a butcher block countertop. Typically you will need to deep clean and reapply the oil one to two times a year, depending on how much wear/tear your countertop takes. You don't want to use polyurethane on wood where you will be preparing/cutting up food.