To clean the board, it is recommended to do so by hand and not use hot water. Also, don't let the board get wet for too long. Rinse the board  under the tap using a scouring pad or dishcloth, then pat dry with a tea towel. Although washing-up liquid is not necessary, it is recommended after contact with raw meat, poultry or fish.

Make sure you dry the board nicely, putting it away wet will make the wood want to work anyway. After drying it off, preferably put it upright. Here, it is important that the grain of the wood is vertical. This reduces the risk of warping a lot.