After long-term use, the inner pot of the stainless steel insulation rice table will inevitably have various stains, which not only affects the appearance, but also may breed bacteria and reduce the insulation effect. Mastering scientific cleaning techniques can not only keep the dining table clean as new, but also extend its service life. Different cleaning methods are required for different types of stains.
For ordinary food residues and oil stains left in daily use, a gentle cleaning method can be used. First, disconnect the power supply, wait for the dining table to cool down, and wipe the surface of the inner pot with a soft damp cloth or sponge to remove most of the visible food residues. Then, prepare an appropriate amount of neutral detergent solution, apply the detergent evenly on the surface of the inner pot, and gently wipe it with a soft brush or cleaning sponge. Be careful not to use hard cleaning tools such as steel wool to avoid scratching the stainless steel surface and destroying its anti-rust layer. After wiping, rinse the inner pot with plenty of clean water to ensure that the detergent is completely removed to prevent the residual detergent from corroding the stainless steel material. Finally, wipe the inner pot dry with a clean dry cloth and keep it dry to prevent water stains from remaining and causing water marks or rust spots on the stainless steel surface.
Conventional cleaning methods may not work for stubborn oil stains and burn marks, so you can use some special cleaning materials. White vinegar is a natural cleaner for removing oil stains and scale. Mix an appropriate amount of white vinegar and water in a 1:1 ratio, pour it into the inner pot, and soak for 15-20 minutes. The acidic components in white vinegar can effectively decompose oil stains and scale and soften burn marks. After soaking, use a soft cloth or sponge to gently wipe. For stubborn parts, you can repeat the soaking and wiping process. In addition, baking soda is also a good helper for cleaning stainless steel. Mix baking soda and water into a paste, apply it to the area with severe burns or oil stains, let it stand for a while, wipe it with a damp cloth, and then rinse it with clean water. Baking soda has a mild abrasive effect, which can remove stains without damaging the stainless steel surface.
If rust appears in the inner pot of the stainless steel insulation rice table, it needs to be handled in time to prevent the rust from spreading. Minor rust can be cleaned with lemon or citric acid solution. Slice a lemon and wipe it on the rusty spots on the inner pot. The acid in the lemon can react with the rust and dissolve it. You can also dissolve citric acid powder in water, make a solution and apply it on the rust, let it stand for a few minutes, and then wipe it clean with a damp cloth. For more serious rust, you can use a special stainless steel rust remover, but you must follow the product instructions when using it to avoid contact between the rust remover and your skin or eyes. After rust removal, rinse the inner pot thoroughly with clean water and wipe it dry to prevent rusting again.
When cleaning the inner pot of a stainless steel insulation rice table, you also need to pay attention to some details. Avoid using chlorine-containing detergents, such as bleach, because chlorine will corrode the surface of stainless steel and accelerate its rusting. During the cleaning process, pay special attention to the corners, gaps and other parts of the inner pot that are easy to hide dirt and dirt. You can use a cotton swab or a fine brush to clean them. For an insulation dining table with a heating function, prevent moisture from entering the circuit part when cleaning to avoid safety accidents such as short circuits. After cleaning, do not cover the lid immediately. Let the inner pot fully ventilate and dry to prevent bacteria from growing in a humid environment.
Regular deep cleaning and maintenance can effectively extend the service life of the stainless steel insulation rice table. In addition to daily cleaning, a comprehensive deep cleaning can be performed once a month. Remove the inner pot (if it can be disassembled) and carefully clean every corner, including hard-to-reach areas. At the same time, check whether there are scratches or damage on the surface of the inner pot. If there are minor scratches, use stainless steel polish to repair it and restore its finish. In addition, a thin layer of cooking oil can be applied to the surface of the inner pot to form a protective film to reduce the adhesion of stains and enhance the rust resistance of stainless steel.
For different brands and models of stainless steel insulation rice tables, the material and structure of the inner pot may be different. When cleaning, refer to the cleaning guide in the product manual. Some dining tables may have special coatings or treatment processes on the inner pot, which require specific cleaning methods and detergents to avoid damaging the inner pot. If you encounter unsolvable problems during the cleaning process, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer service or professional maintenance personnel to obtain correct cleaning and maintenance suggestions to ensure that the cleaning work is effective and does not cause damage to the dining table.
Through the above scientific and reasonable cleaning techniques and maintenance methods, even if the stainless steel insulation rice table is used for a long time, the inner tank can be kept clean and the performance is good. Correct cleaning can not only improve the user experience, but also ensure food hygiene, so that the insulation dining table can better serve daily life and dining needs.
