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FAQ
Will a titanium cutting board dull my knives?
Will a titanium cutting board dull my knives?
No. TiPure titanium board is engineered with a knife-friendly finish that’s been tested for edge retention.
It’s not raw metal scraping your knives — it’s a smooth, non-porous surface that reduces friction and prevents micro-chips.
Most customers actually notice sharper knives for longer because there are no grooves or fibers wearing them down.
Is titanium really safe for food?
Is titanium really safe for food?
Yes. Titanium is one of the safest food-contact materials on earth.
It’s naturally non-toxic, non-porous, and doesn’t absorb liquids, odors, or bacteria.
It’s used in medical implants, aerospace, and surgical tools for a reason — cleanliness and durability.
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
Absolutely.
TiPure titanium board is 100 percent dishwasher-safe and will not warp, crack, or peel — even in high heat.
This is one of the main reasons people switch from wood, bamboo, and plastic.
Will it be too heavy or slide around while cutting?
Will it be too heavy or slide around while cutting?
TiPure titanium board is designed with the ideal weight and stabilizing structure to stay secure while prepping food.
It’s solid enough to feel stable, but light enough to move with one hand.
Most customers say it feels premium and balanced, not bulky.
+ you can get a free anti slip mat if you buy 2 TiPure Titaniam Boards.
Hidden Dangers in Everyday Cutting Boards
Wooden Cutting Boards
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Traps bacteria in porous grain
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Absorbs food juices and odors
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Difficult to sanitize completely
Plastic Cutting Boards
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Releases microplastics into food
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Grooves harbor bacteria
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Chemical leaching over time
Why Titanium Is the Safer Choice
Bacteria Resistant
Non-porous surface prevents bacterial growth.
Built to Last
Titanium never wears down or degrades.
Non-Porous Surface
Easy to clean and completely hygienic.
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