Bamboo Cutting Board Problem, Please Help
Lounge By ginajrm Updated 12 Nov 2016 , 10:19pm by GrumpyMike
Hi everyone, I could not find a solution to my problem so I thought I would ask everyone here.
I received a set of Bamboo cutting boards as a wedding present and would really love to use them the problem is they were treated with vinegar.
I am allergic to vinegar so I tried everything to eliminate the smell and hopefully traces of vinegar with it.
The problem is every time I search google "How to get rid of Vinegar smell" it tells me how great vinegar is for getting things clean.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to handle this?
Ozium is a brand of air freshener sometimes called glycol-ized air sanitizer because the main ingredient is glycol turned into a fine mist while spraying. It is great for reducing air born odors such as cigarette smoke, but it can be problematic if inhaled - especially for anyone with breathing problems (asthma, infants, elderly, etc.). Doesn't work for beans getting odors out of surfaces or deeper.
Best way to eliminate a natural odor like vinegar is to put it outside in the sun for a day or two. Another method already pointed out by AAtKT is baking soda. I'd try a slurry and let is soak on the board overnight and then just rinse it off.
Good luck
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