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I have been putting the same wooden knives for 20 years in the dishwasher. They seem to be doing fine now
They don't get soggy and bloated?
Like yeah, they don't fall apart of anything but my wife put them in the dishwasher for the longest time and they always came out with rough and soft surfaces and food stuck to them more.
Idk, all the ones that survived the first wash survived for years. And they look normal to me.
I know I shouldn't put wood in the dishwasher, but I'm not going back to handwashing, so they would need to survive the trials to stay in the house