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ECO-FRIENDLY KITCHEN WOODCRAFT KITCHEN WOODEN TISSUE HOLDER WOOD TYPE: ACACIA SIZES: SMALL: 13 INCHES HEIGHT BIG: 7 INCHES HEIGHT Caring for Wood Utensils To keep your wooden spoons and cutting boards in the best shape possible, follow these tips: Hand-wash wooden utensils with hot water and mild dish soap. Although wooden utensils and cutting boards could technically be cleaned in the dishwasher, it's not a good idea. The high water temperatures in the dishwasher can dry them out and lead to cracks in the wood. Simple hand washing is best for wooden items. Blot freshly washed wooden utensils with a clean dishtowel, then allow them to air-dry completely before putting them away. If your wooden spoons or cutting board start to look dry or don't feel super smooth, periodically rub them with mineral oil or a beeswax compound. Don't use food-based oil like vegetable or olive oil, since these types of oils can go rancid. Wooden cutting boards and spoons can eventually split as they dry out or are exposed to extreme temperature changes. Dispose of split wooden tools, because food could get trapped in the cracks. Highly pigmented foods, such as tomato sauce or berries, will stain wooden utensils and cutting boards. They're still safe to use if they're stained, and the stains will eventually fade. Wooden items can absorb odors from strong flavors like garlic or oil and could transfer the odors and flavors to other foods. To reduce the smell, rub the wooden surface with the cut side of a halved lemon or with a paste made of baking soda and water. This will help neutralize the odor. If this is very bothersome, keep a separate cutting board and/or utensil for more flavorful foods to avoid flavor transfer. If your wooden utensils develop spotted stains or roughness, these can be rubbed away with a piece of fine sandpaper. Oil the surface afterward with mineral oil or a beeswax compound. With these tips, your wooden kitchen utensils should last a long, long time.