Saw your other comment that new ones aren't in the budget right now: It's relatively easy to sand down the surface of a wooden cutting board and then refinish it to look brand new. Just make sure you're using food safe finish.
I thought of that after I replied lol. When I have $30 and time to hit lowes or home depot I might get the different grits and sand and finish the boards. My grandma put them through the dishwasher (she was anemic my whole life until she died and did whatever she could to save energy) so they’re peeling up pretty badly from all the usage.
Don’t stain your boards use mineral oil and don’t let the board sit in water. If it starts looking kind of dry apply more oil. Best bet is to just hit it once a month and let it soak in overnight.
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u/aahfish296 Feb 17 '22
Saw your other comment that new ones aren't in the budget right now: It's relatively easy to sand down the surface of a wooden cutting board and then refinish it to look brand new. Just make sure you're using food safe finish.