How to clean mold from wooden cutting board? Cleaning cutting board Naturally without bleach

[@hoovergrant]

Really like how concise this video is, no long intro just getting down to business

[@sarass9441]

Thank you

[@dderr1356]

I like that and always appreciate that

[@bastarddoggy]

I came to the comments to say exactly this.

[@The_momur]

Also easy to understand for all people, regardless of the language spoken.

[@Pixellava]

It works! Takes some elbow grease but just kept me from buying three new boards. Subscribed!

[@nineallexis]

Thanks for the video! Gonna try this weekend on my wooden spatulas.

[@paulreid1711]

Many thanks for your tips, Saras S. I'm trying to use more environmentally friendly ways of cleaning everything around my home. I thinks this is the way to go.

[@morganatorricelli1413]

This legit looks like magic. Thanks!

[@dsomlit]

Thank you for sharing, I was thinking of buying a new plastic cutting board.

[@skks11]

I tried this steel wool, lemon and salt method on the heavily molded edge of my wooden cutting board today; it kind of works but I found that it requires like nearly half an hour of heavy scrubbing. I may try to use 2 different grades of sanding paper next time.

[@nijahk7583]

Yu must be American 😂 house work isn’t easy

[@purum5633]

I used sanding option on wood ... its completely removed everything in just 2 mins .. if anyone has sanding equipment or sanding paper..just use that .. simple

[@sumit6190p]

Sand paper is a good option but not sure if it's way too abrasive on the wood.

[@yeontanseomma3654]

Thanks for your advice I cleaned my chopsticks with this and it is really clean now

[@rithyheng3556]

If you found your chopsticks with mold, you shouldn't use them anymore to prevent from cancer.

[@princess-pumpkin]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@rithyheng3556]

Thanks for your sharing.

[@pedro_a_martins]

I'm going to try it. Thank you!

[@weskulturey]

I will give this a try. thank you.

[@silentasever]

Omg, thank you so much for this!

[@MegaFred13]

Very impressive!

[@neriepelayo]

The background sound is like of that Birds of a feather by Billie Eillish

[@Ryoko007]

Great video.

[@jbossette]

Great video!

[@ashutoshdave1]

good trick! can also use baking powder

[@sarass9441]

sure !!

[@Sean2046]

Would a chainmail scrubber work?

[@sarass9441]

Nope I guess

[@steveholloway1963]

Is this mold dangerous

[@sameerafaaeiz]

thank you so much i will try

[@asfashah4565]

I’ll try this. I tried the same method with Baking soda and lemon. Didn’t work at all. I’ll try salt

[@Goodvibes_88]

Can we use this method for bamboo

[@sarass9441]

Yes

[@SMDAHL]

Thank you!

[@arushirai6870]

Thank you so much

[@sarass9441]

Thanks for watching 👍

[@xidaucay79]

Can I use lime?

[@sarass9441]

Yes

[@teamherozz2830]

This working for wooden furniture sofa?

[@sarass9441]

Yes it might work on any wooden surface please try it

[@angieg7257]

Is that table salt?

[@sarass9441]

Yes

[@nuzrathrubi]

Does this method work??

[@sarass9441]

Yes 🙌

[@nuzrathrubi]

@@sarass9441 I tried this method..Alhamdulillah it worked! Thanks for sharing!

[@sarass9441]

Thank you for your feedback !

[@jmshanks6333]

i will try this

[@marinajamshidi1761]

Hello, how to remove disinfectant spry product from natural wood plz help

[@Eric4bz]

Got a problem with my cutting board having a few cracks in it, meaning the mold has likely set up shop *inside* the board itself. Any advice for that, or do i just need a new cutting board?

[@Eric4bz]

@Mr. James Tore the thing apart. The board was hollow, a bunch of half inch strips of wood held together by felt. The mold was so deep inside that we could only kill the blooming mycelium and not its roots.

[@Eric4bz]

@Mr. James Sadly, living the apartment life, so making one is out of the question, but only a five minute walk from a walmart, so can pick one up from there. Using a boring, thin, plastic cutting mat in the meanwhile. The saddest part imo is that the board was too warped and the interior too moldy to turn it into a ouija board =P

[@Eric4bz]

@Mr. James While I thank you for the tips with the peroxide, I didn't come here to ask for a preach about some man-made mythology. Last bible I had was given away because I don't buy any of the stories. Besides, Ouija boards are a hoax. They don't invoke spirits. It's based on collective consciousness - the subconscious movements of everyone holding it is why it moves. Hence why they say 'don't play alone' because on your own, it doesn't work.

[@Eric4bz]

@Mr. James Likewise with the bat in hand thing, but I've always seen it as a sociological construct. God is all loving, all knowing, and all powerful - the person man should strive to be. Wise, compassionate, and able to rise to any challenge to protect his home, self and family. Heaven? The place we should make on Earth. Regardless, thanks for affirming my theory on the peroxide. Used two bottles but didn't manage to kill it, so rip.

[@abby8292]

🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽

[@bhough410]

Are you sure a steel scrubbing pad is the best choice? Steel is obviously harder than wood and will cut the wood allowing more moisture in! Seems a steel scrubbing pad on wood is not the best advice to be promoting. Guessing the mold is all on one end because the board wasn't properly dried after cleaning and regularly left in the dish rack to dry, causing all of the leftover moisture to settle on the end.

[@rach360]

Tried this. It is not coming off.

[@remy7663]

so basically just sand the top layer..

[@Mr.Steve-O]

I would do this method and then sandpaper like 160 - 180 grit then 320 to seal the pores and then season the board after

[@DarrelllCampbelll]

Buy a new one. Those spores will not die

[@bhough410]

Especially when a steel scrubbing pad is used. That will cut the wood worse and allow more moisture inside. Absolutely terrible choice for a scrubber on wood! I've read highly diluted bleach or vinegar can work depending on how deep the spores are. Obviously thoroughly clean after using either product.

[@motaemiin5903]

hollly molly

[@phoebe537]

Thanks this is helpful!

[@sarass9441]

Thanks for watching 😊