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EDITORIAL GUIDE

How to clean and care for a wooden cutting board

Extend the life of a wooden board with gentle washing, even drying and food-safe oil when needed.

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Extend the life of a wooden board with gentle washing, even drying and food-safe oil when needed.

Wash promptly

Use warm water, dish soap and a clean brush or sponge. Do not soak the board, and keep it out of the dishwasher unless the manufacturer specifically says otherwise.

Dry both sides

Wipe the surface and stand the board on its edge with air around both sides. Uneven drying and prolonged moisture can encourage warping or stress glued joints.

Oil when the wood looks dry

Apply a food-safe oil intended for cutting boards, following the product instructions. Ordinary cooking oil can turn rancid and is not a suitable substitute.

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