Knife Shampoo Bar
$20.00
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$20.00
Regular price
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Knife Shampoo Bar
$20.00
Sale price
$20.00
Regular price
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Description
Knife Shampoo is a chef-crafted solid bar that deep-cleans your blade, neutralizes stubborn food odors, and brings back that just-polished shine after every prep session.
Formulated for cooks who actually care how their knives feel, this bar goes beyond dish soap to reset your blade after garlic, onions, fish, and long services so tomorrow’s fruit doesn’t taste like yesterday’s dinner.
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Neutralizes strong food odors on your blade like garlic, onions, and seafood.
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Citric acid and potassium bicarbonate lift stains, grease, and buildup without harsh abrasives.
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Food-safe mineral oil conditions the steel to help resist patina and keep your blade gleaming like new.
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Solid bar format lets you swipe product directly along the blade for targeted, satisfying cleanup.
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Includes a natural cork buffing tool to work the formula into the steel and softly polish after rinsing.
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Made for daily use by home cooks and pros who want their knives clean, bright, and ready to work.
How to use: On a damp knife, glide the Knife Shampoo bar along both sides of the blade, massage lightly, then rinse. Finish by buffing with the cork to distribute the mineral oil and reveal a clean, smooth, odor-free knife. Dry thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.
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How To Know Your Chef Knife Fits?
To test it, use a proper pinch technique: place your thumb and index finger on the blade (for most knives) or on our pinch guard area just in front of the handle, and let your other three fingers curl naturally around the handle. Then relax your hand. If your index finger feels secure and comfortable, your other fingers can rest without a death grip, and the end of the handle lands around the heel of your palm, that knife fits you. If your fingertips dig into your palm, the handle extends past your palm, or your wrist twists to keep the edge straight, it is not you; it is the wrong handle for your hand.