About our material
Bamboo is 100% natural material & it is biodegradable.
ECO to the earth!
How ECO is bamboo?
Bamboo is quickly renewed resource. As one of the Earth's fastest growing plants, it does not need to be replanted and grows without pesticides and fertilizers. Bamboo is not wood, but it is as hard as wood while being as lightweight as the grass it is.
Bamboo slate is 100% natural material & it is biodegradable.
ECO to the earth!
attention
Do NOT use in microwave, dishwasher, oven or sanitzer.
The extreme temperature &/or moist will cause utensils to deform or crack.
Dry the products after use. Store them in dry & cool condition to prevent moisture accumulating in the bamboo and creating mold.
For extra cleaning power, occasionally rinse the bamboo with white distilled vinegar to kill germs, bacteria and mold, or you can rub half a lemon across the utensils to disinfect, as well.
make it durable
It can last quite long as long as we take care of them properly.
To be on the safe side, replace your bamboo cutlery every five years or when they start having cracks, discolouration or soft spots.
Wash your bamboo utensils after each use with warm soapy water.
Do NOT soak them in water and do not put them in a dishwasher. Try and keep food from drying on the utensils by cleaning them right away. If food does get stuck on, gently scrape it away with a metal scraper, butter knife or your fingernail. A gentle scrub pad can also be used.
For extra cleaning power, occasionally rinse the bamboo with white distilled vinegar to kill germs, bacteria and mold, or you can rub half a lemon across the utensils to disinfect, as well.
Dry your bamboo utensils after cleaning with a clean, dry towel, rather than letting them air dry.
If your bamboo utensils start to look or feel dry, re hydrate them with odourless mineral oil, or bamboo conditioning oil (found in most kitchen supply stores).
Store your utensils in a dry place away from extreme temperatures that can cause cracking and splitting.
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bamboo products
Will it gradually biodegradable when using / put in backyard?
No, it will NOT biodegradable under normal usage.
Biodegradation in general, only starts when it is buried in the soil or certain environment.