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Default Removing non-stick coating to salvage a pan?

jt august wrote:
In article ,
"HeyBub" wrote:

Don't wash wooden salad bowls either.


How, then, does one get salad dressing and other residues off salad
bowls? Put them in the fireplace and season them? Just kidding, sorry,
I couldn't resist. But I am honestly curious how to clean wooden salad
bowls.

jt

Sandpaper?

(Well, somebody had to say it...)

But seriously, yeah, you can wash wood- you just don't wanna SOAK it.
Get the semi-soft brush wet and soapy, run the bowl under the sink,
scrub briefly with the brush, rinse, and put in drainer upside down. Not
a big deal, if it is made of the right naturally-oily wood, or has been
treated with food-grade oil. I have an old laminated-wood cutting board
that I have been washing for 20 years, and it is only now starting to
fall apart.

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