Stainless steel owes its "stainless" property to the chromium element it contains. It has at least 10.5% chromium, which forms a thin oxide layer on the surface of the steel to prevent rusting. This layer can regenerate itself automatically!

Stainless steel is an indispensable material in modern life due to its strength, aesthetics, and eco-friendly nature. With the advantages it offers in both homes and industrial settings, it exceeds users’ expectations. If you are looking for a durable, stylish, and hygienic product, stainless steel is one of the best choices.

Stainless steel is one of the essential surfaces in modern living spaces. With its sturdy structure and stylish appearance, it offers a wide range of applications—from kitchens to bathrooms, from exterior cladding to household items. However, regular maintenance is necessary to keep this aesthetic and durable material looking like new.

So, how should stainless steel surfaces be cleaned? What should you pay attention to? Here’s everything you need to know about stainless steel care!

As the name suggests, stainless steel is resistant to rust. However, this does not mean it can be left without care. In particular:

• Fingerprints

• Water stains

• Food residues

• External factors like air pollution

Over time, these can cause the surface to dull and wear. Regular cleaning ensures hygiene and preserves the surface’s shine.

Daily cleaning is crucial for the longevity of stainless steel. Simple yet effective steps include:

Use a microfiber cloth: Avoid abrasive sponges. A soft cloth eliminates the risk of scratches.

Gently wipe with warm water and a small amount of dish soap.

Pay attention to the wiping direction: The grain of the steel is usually horizontal or vertical. Move the cleaning cloth parallel to the grain to maintain the surface’s natural shine.

Don’t forget to dry: After cleaning, dry the surface with a clean cloth to prevent water spots.

For some stains, more effective methods may be needed. Fortunately, excellent results can be achieved using common household items:

White vinegar: Highly effective on grease and water stains. Apply a small amount to a cloth, wipe the surface, then rinse and dry.

Baking soda paste: Mix baking soda with a small amount of water and gently apply to the stained area. Wipe without scratching and rinse thoroughly.

Glass cleaner or isopropyl alcohol: Ideal for fingerprint stains. Cleans without leaving streaks.

Not all cleaning products are suitable for stainless steel. Be sure to avoid the following:

• Do not use bleach or chlorine-containing products.

• Abrasive materials like steel wool, wire brushes, or sandpaper can scratch the surface.

• Leaving the surface wet can cause water spots and mineral deposits.

If you want the surface to appear shinier and be more resistant to dirt after cleaning, try these methods:

• Light oils like baby oil or mineral oil create a thin protective layer on the surface.

• Stainless steel polishes enhance aesthetic appearance and delay stain formation.

• Apply oil with a very soft cloth; remove any excess and then buff to shine.

Our products are made from high-quality stainless steel. Stainless steel can be used in the oven, but it is recommended not to exceed a maximum temperature of 200–220°C.

After removing from the oven, it will be very hot and should not be handled with bare hands.

Avoid sudden temperature changes in your oven (for example, placing cold dishes directly into a hot oven may cause cracking or deformation).

*These warnings do not apply to microwave ovens! Metal products should never be used in a microwave!