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The Pastel Blue Flowers Large Smooth Glass Worktop Saver is an ideal kitchen accessory for home cooks who want to protect their counter surfaces while adding a touch of elegance to their decor. This multifunctional glass board offers a durable, heat-resistant workspace for food preparation and serving, though users should be mindful that its smooth glass surface can be slippery when cutting very hard or rounded vegetables.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1445089 |
| Brand | Purely Home |
Yes, it is designed to be heat-resistant, making it suitable for placing hot pots and pans on the kitchen counter.
You can use it for chopping and food preparation, though the glass surface may dull sharp kitchen knives more quickly than wood or plastic boards.
We recommend hand washing to preserve the floral pattern and the integrity of the glass edges.
This is a large-format board, designed to provide a wide, stable area for various kitchen tasks.
The design is applied for durability, but consistent scrubbing with abrasive materials should be avoided to keep it looking new.
Place a damp paper towel or a thin silicone mat underneath the board to increase grip.
Clean the glass with a mixture of water and a small amount of white vinegar to dissolve mineral deposits.
To begin using your worktop saver, simply place it on any flat, level surface in your kitchen. No complex installation is required. Regarding care, always hand wash the board with warm, soapy water and a soft sponge to maintain the finish. Avoid using abrasive scouring pads or harsh chemicals, as these can scratch the glass or degrade the floral design. For maximum longevity, avoid submerging the board in a dishwasher, as the high heat and water pressure may affect the design layer over time.
