In the daily application of wooden tableware, some stains and peculiar smell will inevitably appear. How should we remove them? This is what wooden tableware manufacturers will introduce to us next.
You can first pour about 1 teaspoon of baking soda on the surface of wooden tableware of general size. The amount of baking soda should increase or decrease with the size of the appliance. The larger the size of the appliance, the more baking soda will be added. The smaller the size of the appliance, the less baking soda will be added. Next, squeeze the lemon juice onto the baking soda powder, or directly mix the baking soda powder and water into a paste without using the lemon juice, and then apply it on the wooden appliance. Then gently rub the surface of the appliance with your fingers or a clean cloth to let the baking soda powder and lemon juice seep in. The friction direction shall be consistent with the grain of the wood as far as possible, and then rinse the wooden appliance with clean water.
If the dirt is not completely removed, you can repeat the above steps until all the appliances are clean. If the dirt is too stubborn, you can also add a little crude salt to baking soda.