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> Brand new wooden rolling pin. No instructions. Is it ready to use
> straight from the store, or should I treat the surface with something
> first, like a bit of vegetable oil?

No treatment required.

Mine is 40+ years old. Every time I use it
, it's washed afterwards in hot soapy water in the sink, rinsed and air
dried.

Janet


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