Maple Cutting Boards 1-1/2" Thick (R-Board Series)

Overview

• Thickness: 1-1/2"
• Northern Hard Rock Maple (NSF Certified)
• Edge Grain Construction
• Reversible With Recessed Finger Grips
• Oil Finish
• Renewable Sustainable Hardwoods
• Made In USA

CARE & MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

1. A minimum of once a month (depending upon the use and household conditions), apply an even coat of Boos Block® Mystery Oil to all surfaces of your cutting board using a clean cloth, disposable towel or Boos Block®️ applicator. The more often it is cleaned, the more often it should be oiled. A dry appearance is a sure sign it is time to oil your wood surface. Make sure the cutting board surface is free from any food debris, dirt, oil, or grease before applying Mystery Oil.
2. Allow the Mystery Oil to fully penetrate through the wood fibers overnight, then wipe off any excess oil. Apply additional oil to any visible dry spots or for any other necessary reasons. Do not over oil your wood surface.
3. For additional protection, it is recommended to use Boos Block® Board Cream to seal the wood surface in conjunction with the Mystery Oil. Apply an even coat of the Board Cream using a clean cloth, disposable towel or Boos Block® applicator. Allow the Board Cream to penetrate the wood surface overnight, then wipe off any excess cream.

• Boos Block® Mystery Oil is a food-grade oil that easily absorbs and penetrates deeply into the grain of the wood to help protect, revitalize and moisturize the wood fibers.
• Boos Block® Board Cream contains a natural, unbleached beeswax and food-grade oil formula. The thicker formula provides a silky wax barrier to the wood surface to help protect against foods and liquids.

4. Maintain the same bevel on the edge of your cutting board as it had when purchased. This helps prevent splitting or chipping on the outside of the cutting board.
5. Be sure NEVER to cut continuously on the same surface area. Distribute your cutting over the entire work surface so that it will wear evenly. If your cutting board is reversible, it should be turned over periodically to allow even usage on both work surfaces.
6. Minor scratches can be repaired by sanding the affected area with a fine grit (#200) sandpaper. When sanding, always sand with the grain. If the area needing repaired is located along the edges, lightly sand the edges into the surrounding area.