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Have you reached the end of your plastic cutting board’s useful life? This article will teach you how to use hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and dishwashing soap to remove stains off plastic cutting boards. A simple and all-natural cleaning guide.
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To chop meat and poultry, I make use of a cutting board made of white plastic that I have in my possession. In addition to being simple to store, it can be thrown into the dishwasher for a quick and simple cleaning and disinfection process.
The disadvantage of using plastic cutting boards is that they seem to get discolored or soiled after just a few months (or weeks) of usage.
Oh, how I despise those disgusting brown stains that there is no way to remove with a scrape!
To my good fortune, I have found two simple methods that do not need the use of bleach to remove stains off plastic cutting boards.
DIRECTIONS FOR REMOVING STAINS FROM BOARDS USED FOR PLASTIC CUTTING
When it comes to removing stains off cutting boards, there are two simple methods:
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