How do you get a scorch mark off of my boos cutting board kitchen island
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Sorry I don't know. You might try to lightly scrape and then try to polish with a soft scrub pad
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There might be an easier way, but this is what I did and it definitely worked. First I warmed the wok over low heat, then (away from flame) I poured in a half cup of lacquer thinner and scrubbed thoroughly with coarse steel wool. Dump out the liquid and repeat. I also scrubbed the outside just to make it look more even when seasoned. For the actual seasoning, just hold over high heat until all the metal turns black, then wipe it down with cooking oil soaked rag(s) until they remain clean and no longer pick up any discoloration.
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Looking at mine as we speak. Many knife marks from normal cutting. I do treat with olive and wood oil. Nice board.. Doesn't take a beating though..
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You have to remove it. a plastic spatula works awesome slowly wiggle it under the old emblem. Make sure you clean off all old glue also. Good luck
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use any king of cooking oil. Put on area and leave for a few hours. comes right off.
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If its something stuck on I will scrub with a scouring pad or heat it up with some water in it and it'll come off. Then once dry oil it up and I store it in my stove.
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Just tried it, hot soapy water for 5-10 minutes scrape label off with sharp kitchen knife, dry and get any gummy residue off with a spray on cooking spray like Pam.
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Clean it like you clean cast iron cookware. Immediately wipe with cloth or paper towels, rinse with oil dampened cloth or paper towel, if necessary use oil soaked course salt to scrub with and wipe with salad oil dampened cloth or paper towel. If you damage the surface, rebuild it by using salad oil wiped over it and warming it in the microwave for a few seconds and let cool, then wipe with cloth or paper towel, just never soak or leave immersed in water as that will leave water in the surface that could damage the pans when heated.
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Use a soldering iron to heat it up and remove. I have used this technique several times. Be careful not to burn anything in the process ;)
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Chip pieces out with screwdriver & hammer. Continue to break them down. You should then be able make paste as always to remove stains. If you a removing a stain from flat surface, cover with plastic and apply painters blue tape around edges and let sit for 12 hours. Has always worked on even the toughest stains. Sometimes another application is necessary
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If it's still in liquid form just use a paper towel and wash down thoroughly with soap and water and throw whatever you used to clean it out or save it for the next time. If it's solidified, that's more of a problem. I have scraped it off with a razor blade scraper, but it takes a very long time and then you have to be careful that you don't scratch up your counter.
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Hi Barbara- From my experience my boards that looked pretty yucky came alive when I rubbed in the Boos. It brings out the wood grain and seals the surface really well. I rubbed in the Boss for a few minutes, let it sit overnight and then rubbed it off. I did that a couple of months ago and I haven't had to do it again...... yet. I probably will have to do it every 3 months- that is a guess at this point. Yes- I have not had any watermarks or stains- even beet juice washes off easily. I'm sure you will be glad you used this product. It goes a long way.......
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Just use an SOS pad or a cleanser such as Comet. I have burned things in the past and have found they release really well if you boil water in the same pan and then gently pry up the burned stuff with a Teflon utencil.
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I just use vinegar and warm water. I tried to use Simple Green but it left smear marks on the floor.
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I have done this several times now and endorse the other answer here: butter helps to brown the exterior, it hasnt burned on me yet, and I am still in awe of how easy this thing is to clean up. Enjoy!
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You would leave a scratch on the surface since it is stainless steel. I would use a cutting board.
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No I use a wooden stick like the one you use to cook pieces of meat on BBQ; however, be careful it is not sharp to not damage the part. Before undoing all the parts just pour a glass of water into the appliance and switch it off, it helps.