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Removing cooking oil from wood countertop.
On my wooden countertop there is a lot of cooking oil residue (due to lot's of frying).
I would judge that some of it has been there for 3 months or so. It's obviously very sticky now. What's the best way to remove the oil that's stuck there? |
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