Real Milk Paint Co. Blog

Non-toxic Wall Paints Ensure your remodeling project keeps your home safe by using non-toxic wall paints like Real Milk Paint. Made with sustainable ingredients including milk casein and lime, our all-natural paint contains no volatile [...]

As a great budget-friendly alternative, raw wood furniture is a popular way to get quality furnishings that you can customize with a personal touch and are incredibly versatile. Getting your unfinished furniture painted or [...]

Restore furnishings from start to finish by using products from the Real Milk Paint Co. From old side tables you may have sitting around to ornate antiques found in a relative's garage, your antique [...]

When you want to add natural wood finishes to wooden furniture, consider paste waxes like Wood Wax from the Real Milk Paint Co. The plant-based combination of carnauba wax and walnut oil creates a clear [...]

Reduce damage to wood furnishings painted with Real Milk Paint by finishing them with carnauba (car·nau·ba) wax products from the Real Milk Paint Co. The hardest natural wax, nontoxic and hypoallergenic, plant-based carnauba wax protects [...]

Straw bale house utilizes easily available materials and conveys many advantages to homeowners. Though similar to cob homes in terms of their use of natural components, straw bale construction differs wildly from cob construction. One [...]

Beautifying your builds lets you add personal touches to your woodworking projects, and picking the right wood turning tools for beginners helps you get the results you want. And while there are numerous woodturning tool [...]

When you're looking for a high-quality finishing product for wood, Hemp Oil from the Real Milk Paint Co. makes a great choice due to its eco-friendliness and ability to reliably protect projects. You may, however, [...]

Garden tools and axes can be a big investment, so knowing something about restoring wooden tool handles helps you preserve them so they age gracefully. An already worn wooden handle for an axe or [...]

When you're deciding on a finish for butcher blocks and cutting boards, mineral oil may end up on your list of potential candidates. Using even food-grade mineral oil, however, most often proves a big mistake [...]