Suzie's Woodworking

03/16/2024

Congrats!!! Mark Harris I will message you with details for pick up 🙂 thank you for sharing everybody

03/09/2024

Please make sure your name is on the wheel if you shared my pixel boards… I will spin the wheel next Friday… winner gets to pick any of my pixel board. 🙂 thank you for sharing

02/25/2024

Please share for a chance to win one of these pixel cutting boards!!! Winner gets to pick any board!!!
Please make sure to comment so I can add your name to the spin wheel!!!

Thank you
Suzie

02/25/2024

02/19/2024

Thank you for everybody that shared.
Sandra Landry… you will have a nice board to prep on 🙂
Make sure to follow to find out for the upcoming giveaways…
Suzie xx…

02/16/2024

Last chance to get your name added to the wheel for a chance to win this beautiful board… all you need to do is share my page!!!!
Make sure you let me know when you share. If your name is not on the wheel, please let me know…

Spin will happen on Monday!!!
Suzie xx…

02/08/2024

Please share my page for a chance to win this 1 7/8” board. Don’t forget to put share in the notes 🙂
My other post got deleted somehow. Sorry for the extra work
Suzie xx…

02/05/2024

Cutting board maintenance

Follow these tips to make your board last a lifetime:
1) Clean your cutting board by wiping with a damp sponge or towel and a mild detergent.

2) Dry it completely and stand it in a rack or on edge to allow air movement completely around the board.

3) DO NOT saturate your board with water, or allow it to sit on a wet surface, sit/soak in standing water, or place it in the dishwasher. Excessive moisture will cause the surface to become rough, cause cracking/warping, and will lead to glue joint failure.

4) Periodically treat your cutting board with mineral oil as it begins to look dull or dry. Do not use other oils (vegetable, olive, etc.) on your cutting board as they will build up and turn rancid odor. Failure to periodically treat your cutting board will cause the surface to become rough and can cause cracking and glue joint failure. You can use FDA mineral oil, RAW Linseed oil (not boiled) and Liquid paraffin.

If your cutting board is reversible, please rotate the surface you use to even out usage and wear between the two sides.
With proper care your wood cutting board will provide many years of use and enjoyment. Over time every board will show signs of use and this is perfectly normal. If you would like to restore the surface of your cutting board you may lightly sand the surface, clean it well, and treat it with mineral Oil/wax mix.

Baking Soda
What can't baking soda be used for? You can safely use baking soda to remove stubborn stains from a cutting board or butcher block. Sprinkle baking soda over the offensive spot and rub with a cloth, brush, or sponge dipped in hot water.
Lemon Juice
If your board begins to smell, one of the easiest tricks is to cut a lemon in half and run it across the entire surface. The ascorbic acid in the lemon both reacts with and oxidizes organic material (bacteria and fats) that are the cause of smells and stains. The natural lemon oil also forces any soluble materials to be removed as well.
Thank you

01/30/2024

I was finally able to open a page to display my cutting boards after popular demands 🙂 please share 💙

01/30/2024

My End Grain cutting board all ready for the market!

01/30/2024

My Face Grain cutting board all ready for the market!