When it comes to cleaning, there are certain spots around the house I tend to treat with an out-of-sight, out-of-mind mentality. If I can’t actually see the dust or debris, it’s a lot easier for me to justify postponing the cleaning process. One of those dreaded spots? The blinds.
Your cutting board doesn’t have to smell like last week’s garlic. If your cutting board still smells funky long after you’ve washed it, you likely need a couple of extra steps in your cleaning routine. Most cutting boards are porous, which means they absorb moisture and odor-causing compounds from foods like onions, seafood, or raw meat. Eventually, even regular dish soap can fail to fix the problem. Fortunately, those lingering smells can usually be addressed without buying a new cutting boa