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223 - Aging Wood with Baking Soda i love ur tutorial !!!!
if i made a strong tea and coffee mix with the water first and then added the baking soda would i get a darker finish? and would it get darker by giving the wood a few coats?
hmmm....not sure i'm sold on that. I just left a wood carving outside for a summer and now it looks like a ship wrecked salvage piece...that's a good thing btw
A little baking soda in a half glass of water is great for an upset stomach. By using it on wood one could always bite off a piece and eliminate their stomach issue while providing the body with ample fiber. :-) 
White Vinegar works awesome on Pine, but not as well with other woods.
Loved the Back to the future reference
Awesome job, thanks for sharing!
can you do this on wood that is already painted? Or won't it have a reaction?
Well cut my legs off & call me shorty, I never knew that would work, & I,m in my 60s
Man, Is it me or you just seem to speak english? I get every single word and phrase you say. Most of the vloggers speak like inwards or like some hot potato in their mouths. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. By the way, you have a neat workplace. 
Sweeeet ! I know Tigerwood is not available  anymore or very scarce to say the least,but it loook so beautiful. I was wondering if i could use baking soda and some other type of wood to "replicate the look of tigerwood" as it is so beautiful and of course rare to find in canada.  ty 100 - 100  post more video please .interesting ty
I came for the woodworking and finishing tips but you have earned a subscriber with that Back to the Future reference lol
"No relation to Biff" - BAHAHAHAHA!
I do a lot of projects in cherry and have been using Gillett's lye as a chemical stain. The color comes out very close to a dark red mahogany finish.
Any idea what happens to purple heart with baking soda application?

Does it get more purple? Would it make the purple more permanent? Does it get brown?
I love that deep mahogany reddish purple color. I have a table that is over 100 years old and I wish I could match that color. It has that purple tint to it.
I wonder what effect this would have on pine? Yes, I'll definitely experiment, just wondering if it would darken the wood or not 
Mcfly !!! liked this video :)
Hi I've a new cupboard been made in white oak and also one in ash...I've been struggling with aging process...have you any advice for oak and ash...I've seen a cupboard made in oak and smeared with light coating of mud! before polishing..I want to achieve a look that says the cupboard is old and used. Your Video is really good, sharp and clear advice really easy to understand...thanks..
Vinegar and steel wool does the trick a bit better honestly. 

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