The Teakster Blog

Buying teak products—or any product—online is simple, easy and a great way to get scammed by unscrupulous sellers and con artists. As a manufacture...

Is it really sinful to paint teak?   Purists will say you’re crazy to paint teak. Why ruin an expensive and beautiful piece of wood that possesses ...

Without a doubt, I receive more emails and messages about mold and mildew than any other topic. When someone notices mold or mildew (yes, it can be...

For hundreds, maybe close to a thousand years, teak was prized and sought after around the world for two notable reasons. Reason #1: Teak is a hard...

Why Oil Your Cutting Boards & Chopping Blocks? 3 quick answers: To prevent the wood from drying out, cracking, splintering and warping To ...

No, this is not a new Gen Z viral craze streaming on TikTok. Everyone—including you—is eating plastic bits with their veggies. And you’ve been doin...

Outdoor or patio furniture is expensive, often extremely expensive, depending on the type and quality of materials used. The most affordable outdoo...

  I bet you own a cutting board (afterall, who doesn’t?) Purists own wood cutting boards. Less particular people own plastic cutting boards. Sorry,...

Summer is almost here. Ok, in some areas it feels like it already is. Either way, your pool, the breezy air in your backyard or on your patio, is i...

Ok, diatomaceous bath mats are very trendy, eco-friendly, and anti-bacterial–just like our teak shower/bath mat. They go by many names—and all are ...

At This Year’s Grammys Charcuterie Conspiracy Theories Took The Prize Welcome to this month’s The Teakster Read to discover... Why no one ate fro...

What the heck is a Charcuterie Board—I mean really? In simple terms, it’s a piece of wood with food on it! But you know the French, they have to g...