Boyd, a chef, shares his experience with the Cutting Board, Cast Iron & Hand Soap by Virginia Boys Kitchens. He mentions that even after hand washing his wood cutting board, the garlic smell lingers. To tackle this issue, he purchased the oil-based cutting board soap from Virginia Boys Kitchens. This soap is infused with an orange and rosemary scent and contains coffee grounds. Boyd puts the soap to the test by lathering it on the cutting board, letting it sit for five minutes, rinsing it off, and then applying wood cutting board oil. The result? The garlic smell is completely gone, and the cutting board looks brand new. Boyd highly recommends this soap to anyone with a wood cutting board. He gives a shout out to Virginia Boys Kitchens and suggests getting this soap as soon as possible. Overall, Boyd's review highlights the effectiveness of the soap in eliminating odors and rejuvenating the cutting board.