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Wash by hand
Damp cloth or mild soap. Never soak.
Wash by hand
A damp cloth or mild soap and warm water. Never let wood sit in water.
Dry it upright
Wipe dry, then stand it on an edge.
Dry it upright
Wipe it dry straight away, then stand it on an edge so both sides breathe.
Oil it when it's thirsty
Looks pale and dry? Food-grade mineral oil.
Oil it when it's thirsty
Every 2–3 weeks, or whenever the wood looks dry, spread food-grade mineral oil evenly. Leave it to soak in overnight, then wipe off the excess.
Seal with beeswax
Wax over the oil brings back the sheen.
Seal with beeswax
A coat of wax over the oil seals the surface and brings back the sheen.
Store it dry
Dry, and out of direct sunlight.
Store it dry
Store upright with air around both sides. Avoid extreme heat and humidity, and never leave it flat on a damp surface.
Avoid
- Dishwasher, soaking, extreme heatThey warp and crack the wood.The dishwasher, soaking, or extreme heat, which cause warping and cracks.
- Olive or sunflower oilThey turn rancid in the grain.Olive or sunflower oil, which turn rancid in the grain.
Is it dishwasher-safe?
No. Soaking and the dishwasher cause warping and cracks. Wash it with mild soap and warm water, then dry it straight away with a towel.
How do I look after the bamboo?
Wash it with mild soap and warm water, never soak it, and dry it straight away. When it looks pale and dry, rub in a little food-grade mineral oil.
Which oil should I use?
Food-grade mineral oil or beeswax; coconut oil can also be used. Spread it evenly, let it soak in overnight, then wipe off the excess.
How often should I oil it?
Once every 2–3 weeks, or whenever it looks dry.
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