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How do you clean wodden chopping boards?

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aquasea · 13/05/2008 06:23

Yes, my question really is as dull as it sounds! I have never known how to clean woodn chopping boards. I wash them with washing up liquid. Is this how everyone else does it or are you supposed to use sprays or something stronger like the perfect women in the adverts do?

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Buda · 13/05/2008 06:40

I prefer plastic as I just put then in the dishwasher.

But I have a wooden cheese board and I wash it with warm soapy water and a brush. Leave it to dry naturally.

2sugarsagain · 13/05/2008 06:42

I must be slightly less than perfect as I just bung mine in the dishwasher

littlelapin · 13/05/2008 06:53

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heronsfly · 13/05/2008 07:01

Im a really lazy cook/housewife, I use mine for everything and just bung it in the dishwasher after each use

littlelapin · 13/05/2008 07:05

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aquasea · 13/05/2008 07:18

What do you use for meat then, littlelapin? Plastic? I didn't know you could put them in the dishwasher...

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oregonianabroad · 13/05/2008 07:24

my parents had a restaurant when I was growing up. We used to periodically clean them with bleach to disenfect, and then rub mineral oil in. However, the Health Dept (this was in the states) rules that wooden blocks were un-hygenic, and we had to start using plastic.

HTH

littlelapin · 13/05/2008 07:53

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aquasea · 13/05/2008 08:07

Oh wow. I think you are my new idol, littlelapin. That's how I want to be. I would forget which colour went with what type of food. One day I will grow up and be a proper wife and mother instead of just pretending

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littlelapin · 13/05/2008 08:12

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PinkPussyCat · 13/05/2008 08:13

Lakeland sell wooden chopping boards that are dishwasher safe - here

PinkPussyCat · 13/05/2008 08:14

(I don't work for them btw!)

belgo · 13/05/2008 08:16

I just squirt a bit of washing up liquid on it and give it a scrub. Then dry it immediately. One of the few things I don't put in the dishwasher.

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