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Onion Smell on a John Boos Wood Cutting Board: Clean First, Deodorize Second

November 4, 2026 by CleanThisWay Editorial
Cut red onion, peppercorns and other vegetables on a wooden board.

Onion odor on an intact John Boos wood board? Wash and dry it the Boos way first, then try the optional lemon-and-salt rub only if it lingers.

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