Teak Wood Salad Bowl Care

Because metal sometimes imparts a slightly unpleasant flavor to fruits and vegetables avoid metal bowls when mixing or serving salads.

Teak wood salad bowl care.

Free shipping on many items. Here s how to make it new again and keep it that way. Treat individual serving dishes and any wooden salad utensils in the same manner. To remove sticky buildup.

Wash out the bowl and dry as usual. Hand carved teak wood large serving salad bowl round 10 5 large solid wood hand turned bowl wave rim curved farmhouse vintage salad mixing. Don t submerge your pieces in water as it will cause them to crack and swell. How to care for wood bowls and serving pieces.

2 fill a sink with warm water and dishwashing. Grab some 400 to 600 grit sandpaper or steel wool and rub the damaged area lightly until smoothed out. Bowl with the lemon and let it sit for 2 3 minutes. Guarantee one year guarantee for noncommercial use.

Line rimmed baking sheet with aluminum foil or parchment paper and set wire rack in sheet. Dry them with a dishtowel and then any other moisture dry out by allowing them to air dry overnight. After application i just let the oil and wax sit for several hours to soak into the bowl and slowly dry. Extreme temperatures humidity and dry air can cause the wood to crack so store your bowl in a spot with good air.

Adjust oven rack to middle position and heat oven to 275 degrees. Never air dry teak bowls or put them into the refrigerator or dishwasher. It s amazing what this natural and food safe rejuvenating product can do for dry wood. A brown paper bag will even work in place of the sandpaper if you do not have any handy.

Clean your wooden pieces with warm water a mild soap and a soft sponge. Years of exposure to oily salad dressings can leave a wooden salad bowl with tacky rancid residue. Wipe clean with a damp cloth. To season an unfinished wooden salad bowl rub the inside and outside with salad oil until the surfaces can absorb no more.

To maintain the integrity of the wood the container should be lightly rubbed inside and out with mineral oil or a healthy oil such as olive sunflower or coconut. Just look at this jaw dropping side by side of the original bowl sanded bowl and bowl with oil wax applied. Wait two to three minutes letting the solution kill off any germs. China glass or prepared wooden bowls are best.

Dip a clean cloth in 3 percent strength hydrogen peroxide and coat the wooden bowl. If your wooden bowl feels fuzzy to the touch the grains of the wood are raised and will benefit from a hand sanding.