Cutting board soap

A plant-based castile soap made to clean wooden and bamboo boards without stripping the oils that stop them cracking. Unscented, and made in Montana.

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What it does

Keeps the wood's oils
Harsh detergents strip the oils from wood and bamboo, which leads to cracks and warping. This soap cleans without them.
Lifts food, stains and smells
A thorough but gentle clean that removes food residue, stains and odors without damaging the surface.
Organic plant oils
Organic sunflower and coconut oils, vegetable glycerin and rosemary extract. No parabens, phosphates or artificial foaming agents.

How to use

Wash wooden boards by hand straight after use, then dry and oil them.

Add a teaspoon of soap
Put about a teaspoon of soap directly onto the board.
Scrub with hot water
Clean with hot water and a soft bristled brush, working along the grain.
Dry it thoroughly
Rinse quickly, dry the board with a towel and stand it on its edge to air dry.
Oil it
Once dry, wipe on a thin layer of Cutting board oil to protect the wood.

Warning:Never put a wooden board in the dishwasher or leave it to soak. Heat and standing water make the wood swell, warp and crack.

Organic sunflower oil, organic coconut oil, water, potassium hydroxide, organic vegetable glycerin and rosemary extract.

Yes. It suits wooden and bamboo kitchen tools and surfaces.

Yes. It is made from plant oils and is suitable for vegans and vegetarians.

How-to guide
How to wash a wooden cutting board
Wash wooden boards gently so they stay clean without drying out or cracking.

Cutting board soap

8 fl oz · Amazon.com