Kauai Bamboo Cutting Board

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Totally Bamboo Kauai Cutting Board

The Kauai is a quality cutting board that combines creative design and smart engineering. It features natural colored, opposing grain end caps, giving the board an aesthetically pleasing look and prevents warping.

• Bamboo is harder and denser than most hard woods, it is 16% harder than maple, which is the most common wood used for most cutting boards.
• After harvesting, bamboo grows back and can be re-harvested every 4 ½ years. Most hardwood have a 30 to 60 year growth cycle.
• 100% Renewable resource. A grass that generates more more oxygen that trees. The millennium's new "wood".
• Organically grown without fertilizers or irrigation.

Bamboo can grow up to 2 feet per day. After harvesting, bamboo does not require replanting. Bamboo has an extensive root system that continually sends up new shoots, naturally replenishing itself, making it one of the most renewable resources known. In addition to being harder than maple wood, it is also 1/3 lighter in weight than oak, yet in some instances as strong as steel. Bamboo holds the promise of a sustainable, cost effective, and ecologically responsible alternative to the widespread clear cutting of our old growth forests.

Totally Bamboo uses only premium grade organically grown bamboo and then, only the lower portion of each pole because it is much denser. Their factory adheres to a very stringent protocol, for curing and processing, resulting in the highest quality product attainable. It is ISO 9000 compliant which is a rating system covering non-polluting environmental issues and employee welfare , safety and minimum age. Their goal is to continually design new, unique and innovative products. Creating and maintaining the leadership role in this exciting new category.

Wood or bamboo cutting board maintenance: Apply food-grade mineral oil every few weeks when the board is new and a few times a year thereafter. The oil soaks into the fibers, creating a barrier to excess moisture. (Don't use olive or vegetable oil, which can become rancid.) Avoid leaving wood or bamboo boards resting in water, or they may eventually split.

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