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Woodworm in my wooden rolling pin?
I dug out my mum's old wooden rolling pin and found it's got a few holes in it. I tapped it and a dead bug came out of it. Is there any refill material that I can use to repair it and still use the rolling pin or is it just fit to be recycled? Thanks for your help and answers. I just can't bear the thought of throwing it away if it can still be used.
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- Timothy LLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
A few holes won't affect the way it works. Putit in the freezer for a day or two to kill any bugs and fill any holes with epoxy.
- HonduLv 71 decade ago
You can buy food grade epoxy wood filler such as used for wood cutting boards that should work just fine on your rolling pin.
