Coastal Raw Wood Cutting Board
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A raw edge wood cutting board. Taken from remnant wood blocks in order to prevent waste. Each block is similar in size, but exact shapes and finish are unique, due to the nature of the process.
Material: Wood
How to Clean Wooden Kitchen Utensils
Step 1: Always wash your wooden utensils by hand. Never, ever, ever put them in the dishwasher. The high temperatures and super long cycles of the dishwasher actually cause disaster to your wooden utensils. Think of them like little sponges – they will soak up way too much water, and all the flavors and all the smells of everything else in your dishwasher. Throwing your wooden kitchen utensils in the dishwasher results in gray and fuzzy utensils with a short life span.
Step 2: Use hot water and a mild dish soap. You can use either a washcloth or a bristled brush to scrub your utensils.
Step 3: Prop them up to dry. This will allow as much airflow around them as possible to help even out drying and minimize the effects of expanding and contracting that happens when wood gets wet.
Step 1: Always wash your wooden utensils by hand. Never, ever, ever put them in the dishwasher. The high temperatures and super long cycles of the dishwasher actually cause disaster to your wooden utensils. Think of them like little sponges – they will soak up way too much water, and all the flavors and all the smells of everything else in your dishwasher. Throwing your wooden kitchen utensils in the dishwasher results in gray and fuzzy utensils with a short life span.
Step 2: Use hot water and a mild dish soap. You can use either a washcloth or a bristled brush to scrub your utensils.
Step 3: Prop them up to dry. This will allow as much airflow around them as possible to help even out drying and minimize the effects of expanding and contracting that happens when wood gets wet.
