Dish soap isn’t a great product to clean your cutting boards
Previously, you’ve discovered why wooden cutting boards were a better choice than plastic ones. The following bad habit involves the same kitchen utensil and may come as a surprise to some of you. If you’re using dish soap to wash your boards, it’s time you switch to a different product.
Dish soap isn’t capable of removing the microbes in your chopping board as effectively as hydrogen peroxide. This chemical product will ensure that your boards are cleaned thoroughly instead of superficially, therefore helping to prevent food-borne illnesses. Just remember to oil them beforehand, for peroxide could dry them out.
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