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26 Oct
Day 6: Sayonara, Bacterial-laden Cutting Boards

After tackling Max’s high chair and other kitchen surfaces yesterday, I’m inspired to tackle that harborer of bacteria that lives in my kitchen … the dreaded cutting board.
I have both plastic and wooden boards, and I have to admit that because I can’t put my wood boards into my dishwasher, I never feel like they are “truly” clean. As a result, I have multiple cutting boards: each for different uses — raw meats, fruits and veggies, baking, etc. I recognize that I must have some sort of cutting board neuroses, so today I decided to make sure my cutting boards were super clean by saying “Adios” to any bacteria living on my cutting boards.
I mixed 3 Tbsp of Clorox® Regular-Bleach with a gallon of water and poured that sanitizing solution of bleach goodness over my cutting board! Bacteria, you are no longer invited to dinner! I let the cutting board stand for 2 minutes and then I rinsed again with a 1 tbsp of Clorox® Regular-Bleach diluted in another gallon of water. I didn’t rinse the board this time. I just let it air dry.
Bon Appétit!
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Comments (85)
Deanne Haggerty's comment is:
26 Oct
I also have a few cutting boards. One for raw meats, one for cooked meats and one for vegetables. Now I know how to get them even cleaner, thanks for the tip!
Denise Holcomb's comment is:
26 Oct
you can also lightly sand them before bleaching if there are any rough spots you want smoothed--easier on the knives
Kelly Price's comment is:
26 Oct
We usually use hot soapy water. But thanks to your tip we will be using it for our cutting boards from now on. We use Clorox for alot things.
Tracey Laubacher's comment is:
26 Oct
I only use Clorox as well. I use two cutting boards as well and have never used liquid bleach to clean them. I believe now my cutting boards will be clean of all bacteria for first time since I got them. I like Jamie A's post about having a cutting board just for onions. I have often thought about doing that. ; )
Holly England's comment is:
26 Oct
I use clorox wipes for just about everything!
Cathy Bradford's comment is:
26 Oct
Great tip! I will definitely be skiing this from now on! Thanks!
gidget pinoni's comment is:
26 Oct
Right after my dog licks my cutting board clean from the meat drippings, i clean the cutting board with hot soapy water and clorox bleach! I know that every germ is gone with Clorox! LOVE it!!!
Norita Bridges's comment is:
26 Oct
I really need to do this.
Jennifer Kearns's comment is:
26 Oct
Great tip! I actually threw out our wood cutting board because I felt like I couldn't get it clean enough. Now I'll have to get a new one!
robyn wood's comment is:
26 Oct
I throw mine in the dish washer anyway :p
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