Disinfecting a wooden cutting board?

[cara]

well... another world on your side of the water ;o)

we would never use that for foodboards ,o)

[CWS4322]

Originally Posted by Addie

So if I come to visit, should I be worried or tell someone where I am going?

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Naw--we haven't resorted to using the sawmill for butchering...once the batteries for the camera recharge, I'll take a picture of it...it does have the capacity to saw 36" diameter logs...I use the slab wood for planks when b-b-quing. And, the hens get lots of places to perch thanks to all the extra cuts of wood.

[plener]

I would wash it with whatever you use. While wet rinse it with 91% isopropyl alcohol--the water will dilute it as 91% is not the best disinfectant but 70% is. I use 91% as I use to light my charcoal when i BBQ. Be very careful as it is really inflammible and you do not see the flames. You can use chlorox also . Point is to keep it as clean as possible--never leave it used without cleaning it.

hth
peter

ps i have a microbiology background and could have taken this discussion down really complicated paths

[letscook]

I put mind in hot water with bleach and let soak about 5-10 min drain then I scrub with soft scrub with bleach and then rinse them off let air dry or I turn the oven on and heat up to 350 set the board on the rack turn off oven let them dry - reoil with mineral oil and good to go, I have had my boards since married 34 yrs ago, and they till look great. I don't use a wooden one for any kind of meat.

[justplainbill]

Originally Posted by cara

well... another world on your side of the water ;o)

we would never use that for foodboards ,o)

Weißer Riese?