Care Oil No. 106

AURO Care Oil No. 106 provides simple, effective protective care for all oiled wooden furniture as well as wood and cork floors. It is applied sparingly and buffed after a short time, giving a brilliant, water- and dirt-repellent finish.

The formulation consists of 96 % renewable raw materials and contains cobalt-free driers.

Advantages at a glance

• Brilliant care result
• Easy application
• For all oiled wood and cork surfaces
• Antistatic and vapour-permeable
• Water- and dirt-repellent

Use & Application

Apply sparingly and evenly to pre-oiled wood or cork with a lint-free cloth or sponge. Buff after approx. 10 minutes. Further treatment is possible after 24 hours; final hardness is reached after three days.

Tip: For use on floors, dilute the oil 1:1 with water and use a light-coloured polishing pad for buffing. Do not use microfibre or active-fibre cloths.

Technical data

Area of application	Oiled wooden furniture, wood and cork floors
Application	Cloth or sponge, then polish
Finishing	after 24 hours, final hardness after 3 days
1 litre container	Coverage approx. 83 m²

Ingredients (full declaration)

AURO fully discloses its formulations. The following overview shows which substance groups make up this care oil:

• Renewable raw materials – 96 %
• Processed natural raw materials – 3%

Ingredients: Water, tung oil, linseed oil, rapeseed and castor oil surfactants, sunflower oil, ricinene oil, cellulose, cobalt-free driers, fatty acids.

Frequently asked questions

Which surfaces is the care oil suitable for?

For all previously oiled wooden furniture as well as wood and cork floors – it is intended for regular maintenance, not for initial treatment.

How often should I apply the care oil?

Depending on how much wear the surface is exposed to – regular maintenance is recommended for floors to preserve their protection against water and dirt.

Can I also use the oil on floors?

Yes, dilute 1:1 with water for this and then buff with a light-coloured polishing pad.

How long does it take until the surface can bear loads?

Reworking is possible after 24 hours; full final hardness is reached after three days.

Which cloths should I avoid using?

Do not use microfibre or active-fibre cloths – these can damage the oil layer.