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Ultimate Guide: How to Properly Clean and Maintain Plastic Cutting Boards

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Always store cutting boards in a dry, upright position to prevent mold.

Use separate boards for meat, vegetables, and bread to avoid cross-contamination.

Replace heavily scratched boards every 1–2 years.

Variations:
Use lemon juice for natural deodorizing.

If you prefer eco-friendly methods, stick to baking soda and vinegar only.

For stain removal, rub with half a lemon and coarse salt before washing.

FAQ:
Q: Can plastic boards go in the dishwasher?
A: Yes, most plastic boards are dishwasher safe. Place them on the top rack.

Q: How often should I sanitize a plastic cutting board?
A: Weekly, or after handling raw meat or poultry.

Q: When should I replace my plastic cutting board?
A: When deep grooves form that are hard to clean or sanitize properly.

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