Magnets are fine for knives as long as you don't chuck them on too hard.
I have one of those blocks that is a vertical holder of lots of thin plastic rods, it works great.
If you have a traditional wooden block then make sure you put the knives in with the edges up, not down. Helps to prevent edge curl.
And use your steel. And never leave them wet, or worse: covered in veggie or fruit juices. Rinse, wipe, dry. Every time. And no fucking dishwasher.
Just in case:
NO FUCKING DISHWASHER
Also if the blade is carbon steel a quick wipe with a cooking oil.
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Magnets are fine for knives as long as you don't chuck them on too hard.
I have one of those blocks that is a vertical holder of lots of thin plastic rods, it works great.
If you have a traditional wooden block then make sure you put the knives in with the edges up, not down. Helps to prevent edge curl.
And use your steel.
And never leave them wet, or worse: covered in veggie or fruit juices. Rinse, wipe, dry. Every time.
And no fucking dishwasher.