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Silicone might last longer. Options here https://cuttingboardfeet.com/

Then rubber feet are your answer - gets it up off the counter a bit so liquid never makes the bottom wet. Why do you hate the rubber feet? Are you racist? wat?

Toronto with the most points in the league at the moment. Setting us up for disappointment.

Pick it up and clean both sides of the board and the towel after you're done using it every time. Store the board dry and on its side. Never an issue with mold. Edit: nice looking board, though. Maple?

A shining example.

Yeah, the line of what a domestic car is is quite blurry. Hyundai's sold in the US are largely manufactured and assembled in the US. So their parts are manufactured here, and it's not expensive to fix them like it used to be to fix "imports."

I don't pile on you because I like you, but you have to admit this is a ridiculous statement.

Another one. Man, these people have to have some big stones to even attempt this.

Choose your quarantine character:

Further proof the world is not flat.

That's what I use for everything.

I've had a cutting board that looks like this that I got at Ikea in 1996 and it has never had any issue and has had a heck of a lot of use...

It isn't just the purchase price that keeps me away from something like Toyota, it's repair cost. Hyundai and Kia are manufacturing parts in this country now. The repairs are simply cheaper. So, cheaper to buy, cheaper to maintain, and better warranty. All Hyundai's now come with free...

I thought the same thing about Hyundai, but ended up buying one, and have had it for more than 10 years with nothing but regular maintenance. They're also some of the very few of the available vehicles with manual transmissions. And the Kia SUVs are really reasonable, they all start under $25K.

We're thinking about a Kia Niro. Anyone know anything about them? Also considering Kia Seltos.

Put it in the oven at 170 degrees for about 5 minutes and see if you can pull it apart. Otherwise you could just cut it down the split with a table saw or circular saw. That might even lessen the amount you have to plane off before regluing it. Also make sure you have adequate clamps.