Care Instructions for Your Product

Use and Care

Stainless steel can last a lifetime with proper care as it is much better at resisting stains, rust, and corrosion when compared to silverware and other metals. As a good practice before taking them in use, we recommend cleaning your flatware and kitchenware with hot water and mild soap or detergent. We would love your flatware and kitchenware to last forever for you and below are some dos and don’ts to keep them in prime shape.

Do's

  • Use neutral quality dishwashing agent
  • Ensure flatware is dried with table cloth before storing
  • Wash your flatware separately from aluminum, sterling or silver-plated items as pitting can occur caused by an electrochemical reaction.
  • Try to rotate your flatware so that all pieces maintain a consistency of finish over time.
  • Once or twice a year clean all your stainless with mild stainless steel cleaner.
  • Encourage removing flatware before hot air cycle of your dishwasher as hot air increases the chances of discoloration and corrosion.
  • Store your flatware in a tarnish-proof environment.

Dont's

  • Do not soak flatware for prolonged periods
  • Do not use abrasives, steel wool, or scrubbers
  • Do not let your flatware and kitchenware sit in humid atmosphere of dishwasher for long hours
  • Do not sharpen your knifes
  • Do not mix different metals in the same load.
  • Do not scrub your flatware handles with metallic scrubs to avoid erosion
  • Do not use heavy-duty or heavily chlorinated powders, liquids or gels. Also, cleaners containing lemon or orange additives can cause corrosion.

Special Cleaning & Care

Should special cleaning be necessary due to staining or marking, the gentle use of a mildly abrasive, all-purpose quality stainless cleaner will help remove discoloration while maintaining and reviving the beautiful luster of your flatware. You can also use rubbing alcohol or salad oil to clean stubborn water spots. Shine with a sponge doused in white vinegar. That’s what they do in restaurants to keep their flatware in shape.

Taking good care of your product is essential to maintaining its quality and extending its lifespan. This guide will provide you with detailed care instructions, covering everything from cleaning techniques to storage tips. By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your product remains in excellent condition for years to come.


Regular cleaning is one of the most important aspects of product care, and it helps remove dirt, dust, and other debris that can accumulate over time. To clean your product, use a soft cloth or a brush with gentle bristles. For tougher stains, consider using a mild detergent diluted with water. Always make sure to dry the product thoroughly after cleaning to prevent water damage.


Proper storage is also crucial for preserving the quality of your product. When not in use, store your product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat. Use protective covers or cases to shield the product from dust and accidental damage. If your product has moving parts, make sure to lubricate them periodically to prevent wear and tear.


Another key aspect of product care is regular maintenance. This might include checks for any signs of wear and tear, tightening loose screws or parts, and replacing any broken components. Keeping a regular maintenance schedule will help you identify potential issues early and address them before they become major problems.


Additionally, it's important to handle your product with care during use. Avoid subjecting it to excessive force or rough handling, and use it in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. If your product is electronic or battery-operated, make sure to replace the batteries as needed and avoid overcharging.


Finally, paying attention to specific care instructions provided by the manufacturer is vital. These instructions are tailored to the specific materials and construction of your product, ensuring optimal care and longevity. By combining general care tips with these specific guidelines, you can maximize the life and performance of your product.