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(More customer reviews)I really liked this cutting board, it is pretty, it is just the right size for cutting bread. But yesterday I noticed it cracked in the middle of short side. It is just not fair, I liked this board very much. It did warp a little but not in the direction of the crack. I don't know why it cracked. Really. I did apply oil to the board regularly. The crack seems to come from great inner tension since its edges separated by about third of an inch. I owned the board for about seven months.
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Totally Bamboo's Santa Cruz End Grain Dark cutting board is designed with the epicurean kitchen in mind.16% harder than maple, Bamboo makes a superior material for cutting boards. The Santa Cruz cutting board is handcrafted using flattened strips of cured Bamboo bonded together with the highest rated, US laboratory tested and certified, formaldehyde-free adhesive specifically developed for food contact surfaces. Santa Cruz's size, 6.25 x 13.5, makes it perfect for any chopping, slicing or serving need. Santa Cruz' unique look is created using the end grain or cross-section of the bamboo pole.No stains or paint are used to create Santa Cruz Dark's scrumptious Honey shade. This color is created in a very specialized heating process which caramelizes the natural sugar in the wood; it is permanent and will not fade or wash out.Care: wash with warm water and mild detergent and occasionally wipe with mineral oil (Do not clean in the dishwasher). An Ecological wonder, Bamboo is a grass that grows to a harvestable height of 60 feet in 3 to 5 years.It has an extensive root system that continually develops new shoots thus not requiring replanting making it an incredible self-renewing resource and a brilliant alternative to the wide spread clear cutting of our world's hard wood forests.Do the world a favor¿ Do Bamboo.
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