How well would this product stand up to a dishwasher (i.e. would a wood spoon coated in this stuff split, crack, or flake)? Very High Humidity, 120°F
843099
Most likely the expansion and contraction over time could cause some issues.
204207
I live in Arizona and haven't had to deal with this issue. But I would suggest emptying the dish before a freeze to be on the safe side. The type of plastic of which it is made seems durable enough to handle temperature changes.
2172421
I would not put it in the dishwasher. I think it could handle it but the high temp would dull it. I would hand wash it.
1295170
It should be fine just wash it by hand don't stick it in the dishwasher it will cloud up really fast and you won't get it clean
25878
Mine I keep indoors... if its only humidity you are worried about than I think it would be okay. I was really impressed overall with the quality of the table.
1886645
I've been using the product for five years and never put it in the dishwasher. It's very sturdy and wipes off easily with an abrasive cloth, or sponge and dish detergent. I suspect it would survive the dishwasher, but have no experience with doing that, and wouldn't guarantee the outcome.
2168656
Thank you for asking. I have been keeping it in the pantry and it seems to be just fine. I also put some in a jar with a tight lid so I could see if there would be any difference. I live in a very dry area so there is no problem with moisture. I'm not sure what to do if there is high humidity.
28651
It was advertised as dishwasher safe. I do not leave it in water very long as it is wood
1565741
Yes, it is dishwasher safe. My suggestion would be to line the pan that goes over the wood. If you catch most of the drippings, much less clean up to worry about.
312447
This is supposed to be good for up to 450 degrees so my guess is it would stand up fine to heat. Also, since it is to touch up a stove or other appliance, it should be fine for washing.
893071
i put the whole thing in the dishwasher and it works fine. I hate that your cant control the temp. very well and stuff sticks, i just soak in hot water and soap then put in dishwasher.
1682496
The description I found on the Target website for the same product listed care instructions as "Wipe Clean With a Damp Cloth". The fact that it's plastic instead of wood/bamboo like some others does make it much more feasible to clean that way. It doesn't seem impossible to me that it would survive the top rack in the dishwasher, but that's just a guess, not a guarantee (and I'd still avoid the highest heat settings if possible).
1265924
Definitely not dishwasher safe. It would split or fall apart. I also think it's too big for a normal household dishwasher. I do have a dishwasher safe wooden cutting board that I've washed in the dishwasher many times and it still looks new. It's wood on both sides and sealed with resin around the edge but the size is considerable smaller at about 11 x 16.
2128775
I don't know what the manufacturer recommends, but I would not recommend it. This kind of material has a chance to rust in the long wash/dry cycle of the dishwasher. At least in my experience.
1402015
You are talking about wood and marble. I am sure you could put it in a dishwasher a time or two. But, wood is going to split when subjected to hot water on a regular basis. Marble can crack when subjected to hot water on a consistent basis. So, I would not put mine in a dishwasher.
970460
The dish cloth that I used last night was still damp this morning. This is not a concern for me as I use a clean one each day, but if you use the same dish cloth for a couple of days, I can understand a concern for bacteria growth. I often include these dish cloths as gifts and everyone loves them.
382421
It seems sturdy to me - at least, it's certainly more sturdy than my other cheap wood stirring spoons that I've had for years. I think as long as you keep it oiled and don't run it through dishwasher it will hold up to regular use just fine.