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Martin Fisher

Martin Fisher

58 minutes ago, paulraphael said:

I can maybe see it for plastic cutting boards, but I don't want to dunk wood ones water that hot. And it's not so practical for sanitizing fixed surfaces. 

 

That's what I'm talking about, poly cutting boards.

 

I'm a woodworker, I'd never sanitize a wood cutting board with ultra hot water. Although it probably wouldn't harm a thick quarter-sawn cutting board, but, really good quarter-sawn cutting boards are hard (almost impossible) to find. Unless you make your own.

True quarter-sawn (riftsawn), not the pseudo stuff.

 

Other surfaces?

I'm talking poly cutting boards.

The sanitizing of other stuff demands new threads.

Martin Fisher

Martin Fisher

57 minutes ago, paulraphael said:

I can maybe see it for plastic cutting boards, but I don't want to dunk wood ones water that hot. And it's not so practical for sanitizing fixed surfaces. 

 

That's what I'm talking about, poly cutting boards.

 

I'm a woodworker, I'd never sanitize a wood cutting board with ultra hot water. Although it probably wouldn't harm a thick quarter-sawn cutting board, but, really good quarter sawn cutting boards are hard (almost impossible) to find. Unless you make your own.

True quarter-sawn (riftsawn), not the pseudo stuff.

 

Other surfaces?

I'm talking poly cutting boards.

The sanitizing of other stuff demands new threads.

Martin Fisher

Martin Fisher

35 minutes ago, paulraphael said:

I can maybe see it for plastic cutting boards, but I don't want to dunk wood ones water that hot. And it's not so practical for sanitizing fixed surfaces. 

 

That's what I'm talking about, poly cutting boards.

 

I'm a woodworker, I'd never sanitize a wood cutting board with ultra hot water. Although it probably wouldn't harm a thick quarter sawn cutting board, but, really good quarter sawn cutting boards are hard (almost impossible) to find. Unless you make your own.

True quarter-sawn, not the pseudo stuff.

 

Other surfaces? I'm talking poly cutting boards.

The sanitizing of other stuff demands new threads.

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