Cleaning > KitchenNovember 30, 2009

Cleaning A Wood Cutting Board

I use baking soda and/or vinegar to clean my cutting board. Occasionally I oil it with cooking oil. I have used the same hand made wooden cutting board for over 40 years, and it is still in good condition.

By Karenhope from Salem, Oregon

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(Archived Nov 30, 2009)Cleaning Wooden Cutting Board

Tip: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Board

If your wooden cutting board is smelling strong after cutting up onions or garlic, moisten a paper towel or rag with white vinegar and wipe it clean. It won't even smell like vinegar when it dries.

By Camilla

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RE: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Board

This works. We have a butcher block counter and wipe down the cutting space with vinegar after each use. It keeps it clean.

I would have preferred using a plastic dishwasher safe cutting board but since this was already in the house, it has come in handy. (02/20/2005)

By wheelbarrow_1

RE: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Board

Sprinkle salt on the wood board. Then rub the salt with a lemon half. This will clean your wooden board like magic. (09/05/2005)

By Ruth Ann.

RE: Cleaning Wooden Cutting Board

I just wash mine in warm soapy water. This also kills the bacteria that hang out on wood boards. (04/26/2006)

By Katmommy

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