Stainless Steel Maintenance Method:

For stainless steel surfaces with dust and easily removable dirt, you can use soap, mild detergent, or warm water to clean. For stainless steel surfaces with brand labels or adhesive films, use warm water and mild detergent to clean, and for adhesive components, use alcohol or organic solvents (such as ethyl ether or benzene) to wipe clean. For oil, grease, or lubricant contamination on stainless steel surfaces, wipe clean with a soft cloth, and then clean with neutral detergent, ammonia solution, or special detergent.

The surface of stainless steel is attached with bleach and various acids. Immediately rinse with water, then soak in an ammonia solution or neutral carbonate soda water, and finally wash with neutral detergent or warm water.

The rainbow-like patterns on stainless steel surfaces are caused by excessive use of detergents or oils. To remove these, use mild neutral detergents in warm water. If rust is caused by contaminants on the stainless steel surface, it can be cleaned with a 10% nitric acid solution or a polishing cleaner. Special cleaning agents can also be used. As long as we use the correct maintenance methods, we can extend the lifespan of stainless steel and maintain its cleanliness, brightness, and elegant appearance.