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Cleaning and Maintenance
Stainless steel is synonym of long lasting and nice looking durability. However, it is
essential to clean these surfaces made of steel periodically in order to remove dirt.
The maintenance routines are a very useful preventive measure. The cleaning fre -
quency depends on the quality of the stainless steel, surface finish, the shape of the
piece, its use and even its environment.
Basically, every piece made of stainless steel, no matter its quality, should be clea -
ned with a cloth dampened with water only, and thereafter use a dry cloth.
For difficult stains, you will find below our suggestions.
Suggested cleaning procedures for contamination and common stains
Fingerprint marks
Clean with soap, rinse well with cold water and dry with a smooth cloth.
Oil and grease
Clean with an organic or hydrocarbonic (like alcohol), thereafter clean it with soap
and water, rinse well with cold water and dry it with a smooth cloth.
Paint
Remove it by using a painting thinner, rinse with cold water and dry with a smooth
cloth.
Remnants of coal and oven marks
Drench first, clean with soap and water, rinse with cold water, and dry with a smooth
cloth.
Rust stains, and discoloration by heating
Use a non-metalic scouring pad with a nonabrasive substance. Rust should be
physically removed by scratching in the same direction of the finish. Rinse with cold
water and dry with a smooth cloth.
Stickers and adhesives
Drench with hot soapy water. Remove the sticker and clean the sticky remnants with
soap or detergent and water. Rinse thoroughly with hot water and dry with a smooth
cloth.
Water and limescale marks
Limescale remnants can be removed by drenching with a vinegar solution at 25%.
Rinse well, and keep on cleaning it with soap and water. Rinse with hot water, and
dry with a smooth wiper.