How to clean and maintain insulated bottles?
Stainless steel insulated bottle is commonly used insulated container in modern life, which is favored by people for its good insulation effect, long service life, and easy cleaning. However, after using stainless steel insulated bottle for a long time, problems such as rust, odor and tea scale may occur. Cleaning and maintaining of stainless steel insulated bottle is very important to ensure its performance, appearance and hygiene, can ensure its long-term use effect.
Ⅰ.What problems may occur with stainless steel insulated bottle?
1. Strange odor
Cause: After a long time of use, the stainless steel insulated bottle may appear odor. This is due to tea, coffee and other beverages in the stainless steel insulated bottle for a long time, resulting in tea stains, coffee stains and other substances remaining inside the bottle, resulting in odor.
Cleaning method: Lemon juice, white vinegar, or baking soda can be used to remove odor. Use lemon juice, baking soda or white vinegar water to clean the stainless steel insulated bottle, add it to warm water, gently brush the inside of the bottle with a soft brush, and then rinse it with water. Tea or coffee grounds can also be used to remove odor, as they can adsorb odor molecules, so that the bottle of water to restore the original aroma. Regular cleaning and drying Regular cleaning and drying is the key to preventing odors. After each use, clean the bottle with a neutral detergent and a soft cloth, then rinse well with water. Do not use brushes, abrasive sponges, or other hard objects to clean to avoid scratching the surface of the bottle. After cleaning, use a clean towel to dry the inside and outside of the water bottle, and keep it ventilated and dry.
2. Tea scale
Cause: Tea, coffee, and other beverages in the insulated bottles contain acidic substances, and long-term storage can cause tea stains, affecting the insulation effect.
Cleaning method: Use baking soda or white vinegar water to clean the stainless steel insulated bottle, add baking soda or white vinegar to warm water, gently brush the inside of the bottle with a soft brush, and then rinse it with water.
3. Rust
Cause: After long-term use of stainless steel thermos, rust may occur. This is due to oxidation or external pollution affecting the surface of the stainless steel.
Cleaning method: Use neutral detergent or white vinegar water to clean the stainless steel insulated bottle, add neutral detergent or white vinegar to warm water, gently brush the surface of the bottle with a soft brush, and then rinse clean with water.
Ⅱ.How to carry out daily maintenance and cleaning?
1. Regular cleaning: After using the insulated bottle for a period of time, it must be cleaned regularly to ensure the cleanliness and hygiene of the inside of the bottle. After daily use, the insulated bottle should be cleaned immediately. Use neutral detergent and warm water, avoid using strong acidic detergents containing ammonia or chlorine, so as not to damage the stainless steel surface. Regularly deep clean, especially the bottle lid, seal ring and other parts. Remove the removable parts such as the lid and sealing ring for separate cleaning.
2. Pay attention to the use of insulated bottle environment: Stainless steel insulated bottle is not suitable for drinks containing acidic, alkaline and other substances, otherwise it will accelerate the corrosion of the insulated bottle and shorten its service life.
3. Do not store for a long time: Do not store beverages in the stainless steel bottles for a long time to prevent odor and tea stains.
4. Avoid collision: Stainless steel insulated bottle should be used to avoid collision, so as not to deform or rupture the bottle.
5. Regularly check the sealing performance: Regularly check the sealing performance of the insulated bottle to ensure that the lid and sealing ring are intact, in order to prevent the weakening of the temperature maintaining effect.
Ⅲ.What should be noted when using insulated bottles ?
1. Newly purchased stainless steel insulated bottle should first be rinsed with water to remove surface impurities.
2. When using stainless steel insulated bottle, do not put it in the microwave oven to heat.
3. Do not use metal brushes or hard objects to clean the inside of the stainless steel insulated bottle to avoid scratching the stainless steel surface.
4. Do not use bleach, chlorine water and other chemicals to clean the inside of the stainless steel insulated bottle, so as not to corrode the stainless steel.
In summary, by carefully implementing these cleaning and maintenance steps, the service life of the stainless steel bottles can be extended, and its insulation performance and appearance can be kept in the best condition. In order to ensure the use of stainless steel insulated bottles, we need to regularly clean and maintain, pay attention to the use of the environment and precautions, in order to extend its service life.