Method for cleaning and removing odors from wooden spoon tableware
2022-10-13
Degradable tableware refers to tableware that can undergo biochemical reactions under the action of microorganisms (bacteria, molds, algae) and enzymes in the natural environment, causing mildew in appearance to change in internal quality, and finally forms carbon dioxide and water.
In addition to the degradation performance of GB18006.3-2020 "General Technical Requirements for Disposable Degradable Tableware" , the finished waste should also have recycling value, be convenient for recycling, or be convenient for sanitary landfill and high-temperature composting.
In addition to the degradation performance of GB18006.3-2020 "General Technical Requirements for Disposable Degradable Tableware" , the finished waste should also have recycling value, be convenient for recycling, or be convenient for sanitary landfill and high-temperature composting.
Method for cleaning and removing odors from wooden spoon tableware
For the sake of health and safety, many families use wooden spatulas and spoons. But you will find that even if you clean it immediately after each use, over time, some stubborn dirt that is difficult to remove will accumulate. If the condition is too bad, it is recommended to replace it with a new one. If the condition is good, some methods can be used to clean, disinfect these wooden spoons and help them remove odors. Follow the wooden spoon manufacturer to learn:
1. Flushing
After using wooden spoons, spatulas, and other utensils, rinse them with warm water. It is not recommended to soak them in water as it may cause bacterial growth and cause cracks in the wooden spoons in the future. When cleaning these wooden utensils, it is recommended to use neutral dishwashing detergent, along with hands, dishwashing sponges, or other cleaning tools that will not harm the wooden spoon or spatula, to clean them thoroughly. It is not recommended to put wooden utensils in the dishwasher for washing, as the quick drying function may cause damage to the surface of these utensils. After cleaning the wooden spoons, it is recommended to dry them with a clean towel before storing them, rather than letting them air dry naturally.
2. Remove stains and odors
Baking soda powder and lemon juice can not only help eliminate odors from wooden spoons, spatulas, and other utensils, but also remove dirt that is difficult to clean. First, pour about 1 teaspoon of baking soda powder onto the surface of a regular sized wooden utensil. The amount of baking soda powder used should increase or decrease according to the size of the utensil. The larger the size of the utensil, the more baking soda powder will be added. The smaller the size of the utensil, the less baking soda powder will be added, Next, squeeze the lemon juice onto the baking soda powder, or without using lemon juice, mix the baking soda powder with water to form a paste, apply it to a wooden spoon, and then gently rub the surface of the tool with your fingers or a clean cloth to allow the baking soda powder and lemon juice to seep in. If possible, the rubbing direction should be consistent with the grain of the wood. Finally, rinse the wooden tool clean with water. If the dirt is not completely removed, the above steps can be repeated until all the utensils are clean. If the dirt is too stubborn, a small amount of coarse salt can also be added to the baking soda powder.
3. Sodium percarbonate
In addition to using baking soda and lemon juice, you can also use a cleaning agent made of sodium carbonate to clean these wooden spoons. Simply put 1 tablespoon of sodium carbonate into about 1 liter of water (or follow the instructions on the product packaging), then put the wooden spoons into water, and use your hands, sponge, or cloth to scrub the utensils. Let them soak in water for a few minutes. In addition to cleaning, they also have a bactericidal effect, Finally, rinse the wooden spoons with warm water and dry them with a clean cloth.
3. Vinegar
If the odor of the wooden spoon is a bit heavy, vinegar can also be used for cleaning. The effect of vinegar on removing the odor will be better. Simply mix hot water and white vinegar in a 1:1 ratio, then soak the wooden spoon in vinegar water for about 30 minutes, and finally rinse the utensils with hot water and wipe them dry.
4. Maintenance
If you find that the surface of wooden spatulas, spoons, and other utensils has become rough, you can use sandpaper to slightly grind them, and then apply a layer of oil to these utensils. Simply use a kitchen paper towel or clean towel to apply a thin layer of mineral oil or vegetable oil to the surface of wooden utensils, and then let it sit for 20 minutes. Then, use a clean kitchen paper towel or towel to wipe these utensils clean. Regularly oil wooden utensils, It can also help extend the usage period
1. Flushing
After using wooden spoons, spatulas, and other utensils, rinse them with warm water. It is not recommended to soak them in water as it may cause bacterial growth and cause cracks in the wooden spoons in the future. When cleaning these wooden utensils, it is recommended to use neutral dishwashing detergent, along with hands, dishwashing sponges, or other cleaning tools that will not harm the wooden spoon or spatula, to clean them thoroughly. It is not recommended to put wooden utensils in the dishwasher for washing, as the quick drying function may cause damage to the surface of these utensils. After cleaning the wooden spoons, it is recommended to dry them with a clean towel before storing them, rather than letting them air dry naturally.
2. Remove stains and odors
Baking soda powder and lemon juice can not only help eliminate odors from wooden spoons, spatulas, and other utensils, but also remove dirt that is difficult to clean. First, pour about 1 teaspoon of baking soda powder onto the surface of a regular sized wooden utensil. The amount of baking soda powder used should increase or decrease according to the size of the utensil. The larger the size of the utensil, the more baking soda powder will be added. The smaller the size of the utensil, the less baking soda powder will be added, Next, squeeze the lemon juice onto the baking soda powder, or without using lemon juice, mix the baking soda powder with water to form a paste, apply it to a wooden spoon, and then gently rub the surface of the tool with your fingers or a clean cloth to allow the baking soda powder and lemon juice to seep in. If possible, the rubbing direction should be consistent with the grain of the wood. Finally, rinse the wooden tool clean with water. If the dirt is not completely removed, the above steps can be repeated until all the utensils are clean. If the dirt is too stubborn, a small amount of coarse salt can also be added to the baking soda powder.
3. Sodium percarbonate
In addition to using baking soda and lemon juice, you can also use a cleaning agent made of sodium carbonate to clean these wooden spoons. Simply put 1 tablespoon of sodium carbonate into about 1 liter of water (or follow the instructions on the product packaging), then put the wooden spoons into water, and use your hands, sponge, or cloth to scrub the utensils. Let them soak in water for a few minutes. In addition to cleaning, they also have a bactericidal effect, Finally, rinse the wooden spoons with warm water and dry them with a clean cloth.
3. Vinegar
If the odor of the wooden spoon is a bit heavy, vinegar can also be used for cleaning. The effect of vinegar on removing the odor will be better. Simply mix hot water and white vinegar in a 1:1 ratio, then soak the wooden spoon in vinegar water for about 30 minutes, and finally rinse the utensils with hot water and wipe them dry.
4. Maintenance
If you find that the surface of wooden spatulas, spoons, and other utensils has become rough, you can use sandpaper to slightly grind them, and then apply a layer of oil to these utensils. Simply use a kitchen paper towel or clean towel to apply a thin layer of mineral oil or vegetable oil to the surface of wooden utensils, and then let it sit for 20 minutes. Then, use a clean kitchen paper towel or towel to wipe these utensils clean. Regularly oil wooden utensils, It can also help extend the usage period
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