The chopping block looking like an aircraft carrier for flies does wonders eh :D
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The chopping block looking like an aircraft carrier for flies does wonders eh :D
Unlikely veg oil will go rancid when used like that. But put it on a board to make it look nice for sale and put the board into a plastic bag for presentation and sell it to a shop where it sits for a month before being sold........... Yuck. Now that's where the major problem comes in.Quote:
HMMMm! I use a little vegy oil after use and give it a good scrub with soapy water before and during use and then oil it after use, ours is in use every day and have yet to have the oil go rancid, I'll have to watch that when we nick off on honkidays next time!
Wood is naturally anti-bacterial. Searches will bring up studies that show a wood board is far safer than synthetic.
Although some advise otherwise, I use olive oil on mine, never a problem.
For those I make to sell or present, I treat with mineral oil and advise recipient to use same.
Thats easily fixed by not putting it in a plastic bag :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ubeaut
I have found grape seed oil works well for me, I use it to seal chopping boards and rolling pins. so far no problems