[at-l] Cleaning ChopSticks - How To?

[s.landis at comcast.net (Steve Landis)]

They are rather expensive ($25/pr) and being collapsible, require 
maintenance.  I like the polycarbonate chopsticks $11 for a pack of 10 
and they are very durable, non porous, and easy to clean.  Not as cool 
as the snowpeaks but one less piece of gear to maintain.  Wash 'em, wipe 
'em, put 'em away.

http://www.snowpeak.com/Gear/sct003.html
http://www.asianawest.com/marpolchop.html

Steve

On 3/9/2004 7:33 AM, Coosa wrote:

>AT-Listers,
>
>Question:  How do I keep my nice SnowPeak Chopsticks clean?
>
>I've treated them with Olive Oil already (so don't say that wasn't a good idea, please).
>
>ALSO, if I break a tip, how do I get a replacement?
>  
>