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Board Care
Congratulations! You are, or are about to be, the proud owner of one of our hand-made cutting boards or charcuterie board! Your board will serve you for many years to come with some simple rules and care. Here are some suggestions that will help to extend the life of your board!
Some important notes up-front:
- NEVER put your board in the dishwasher!
- NEVER submerge or 'soak' a board in water!
- Use lukewarm water and a mild soap to clean.
- Use our unique finish for best results if your board needs a refresh.
Notes for General Use:
- USE IT! Many people never get the experience of using their boards because they're afraid to 'ruin' them. Don't be afraid!
- Give it character so your board can tell a story.
- Avoid acidic foods. These strip away the finish faster than regular use.
- If your board becomes dry, or you want to refinish it, we recommend a food-safe blend of wax and oil. We sell our own Mind Your Own Board Butter - it will blend better with the remaining finish on the board.
Directions for Refreshing Your Board:
- Clean board with mild soap and luke warm water.
- Reapply Mind Your Own Board Butter.
- Wait 3-5 minutes.
- Repeat if desired.
- Wipe away excess finish.
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Description from Merchant:
Archival printing is the term used to describe fine art reproductions of museum quality. Our images are printed using the finest quality papers and inks designed to resist color fading using a fine art printer with exceptionally high resolution.
