How to maintain stainless steel kitchen equipment?

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1) Maintenance Principles for Stainless Steel Kitchen Equipment and Cabinets

The cabinets themselves have basic moisture-proof treatment, but they should not be directly or continuously exposed to water, as this may cause damage to the panels due to moisture. Therefore, any water stains on the cabinet surface should be immediately wiped dry with a dry cloth.

2) Daily Maintenance of Stainless Steel Kitchen Equipment Countertops

The key to cleaning and maintaining countertops is to use a damp cloth for general cleaning. For stains, use a kitchen grease cleaner. For matte-finish countertops, use a cleaning powder and a 3M scrub pad (yellow) to gently wipe in circular motions. The same method can be applied to areas damaged by cigarette burns.

3) Gas stove cleaning and maintenance

After use, immediately wipe the countertop with a kitchen grease cleaner to prevent dirt buildup, which may make future cleaning difficult. Weekly, clean the sensor rods inside the stove and regularly use a wire brush to remove carbon deposits from the burner ports and clear the flame holes.

4) Range hood

Before maintenance or repair, unplug the unit to prevent electric shock. Maintenance involves wiping the exterior of the hood with a dry cloth dampened with kitchen grease cleaner after each use. When the grease tray or cup is eighty percent full, empty it immediately to prevent overflow. Regularly clean the fan blades and inner walls with kitchen grease cleaner. For range hoods with grease filters, soak and clean the filter every two weeks with kitchen grease cleaner. For areas prone to oil buildup, such as switches and the inner layer of the oil cup, cover them with plastic wrap for easier cleaning later. Simply peel off and replace when needed.

5) Maintenance of other kitchen accessories

Most kitchen accessories have an electroplated finish, so daily maintenance involves wiping them with a damp cloth. If stainless steel accessories develop rust spots, use a stainless steel maintenance solution to restore their original shine.

6) Tile cleaning

Place toilet paper or paper towels over the tiles, then spray kitchen grease cleaner and let it sit for a while. The cleaner will not drip everywhere, and the grease will all rise to the surface.

7) Sink cleaning

The water seal edge of the kitchen sink is the easiest place for dirt to accumulate. After washing dishes each day, thoroughly clean this area to avoid the hassle of removing grease from the kitchen.