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How To Organically Clean Your Cutting Board

Every master chef has a wooden cutting board in the kitchen. But since wood is porous, it absorbs the color, odor and the bacteria of the foods cut on the board. Harsh chemicals aren't good for you or your cutting board.

You will need

  • 1/2 Cup Salt
  • 2 Lemons
  • Bowl of hot water
  • Sponge
  • Towel

Step 1:

A Dash Of Salt

Take a handful of salt and sprinkle it onto the board. Since salt is a natural disinfectant, it will absorb the color, flavor and odors on your board.

Step 2:

In Hot Water

Use the sponge and rub hot water over the salt. You can continue to sprinkle in the salt and use the sponge as a natural abrasive until all the stains and odors are gone.

Step 3:

Dry Your Board

Wipe off the salt and water with a towel. To make sure your board doesn't warp, set it on its side when you are finished cleaning.

Done.

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evanna  (17 days ago)

interesting.. but what about plastic cutting boards?

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Anonymous  (90 days ago)

hmmm...

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1 out of 1 person found this comment helpful Anonymous  (95 days ago)

the usual technique is to scrub with salt and lemons then rinse with hot water.

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Anonymous  (107 days ago)

exactly!

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Anonymous  (126 days ago)

what are the lemons for?

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