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09-29-2010, 09:04 AM

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chamby

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You are all lucky to be able to get the blades at that price, but I am happy with the Threadart blades. They cut real smooth, like hot knife through butter. And thank you to who ever told us to soak our cutting boards in tap water, that too worked real good. so THANK YOU THANK YOU ALL.

Okay I missed this one. Why do you soak your blades?

Re-read. It says cutting mats. I read it that way too at first.

Oh, okay. I did soak my cutting board. I did not see much difference though. I may soak it longer than 15 minutes next time.

09-29-2010, 08:09 PM

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Annya

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Okay I missed this one. Why do you soak your blades?

Re-read. It says cutting mats. I read it that way too at first.

Oh, okay. I did soak my cutting board. I did not see much difference though. I may soak it longer than 15 minutes next time.

You need to soak your cutting boards for at least 1(one) hours in cool tap water. Bath tub is the best place, just put containers underneath to hold it flat and some thing on top to hold it under the water. It works a treat.