Maintenance of stainless steel handle

The maintenance of stainless steel handles is essential to extend their service life and maintain their beauty. The following are some common stainless steel handle maintenance methods:

First, daily cleaning

Use mild detergent: When the surface of the stainless steel handle has dust and dirt that is easy to remove, it can be washed with soap, weak detergent or warm water. Avoid using corrosive cleaning agents to avoid damaging the protective layer on the handle surface.

Dry cloth wiping: For the daily cleaning of stainless steel handle, use a clean dry cloth to wipe. If the oil stains are more, you can use a clean dry rag with talcum powder to wipe hard.

Regular cleaning: It is recommended to clean the handle at least twice a week to inhibit bacterial growth and maintain the cleanliness of the handle.

Second, special stain treatment

Grease and lubricating oil pollution: If there is grease, oil or lubricating oil pollution on the handle surface, wipe it with a soft cloth, and then clean it with neutral detergent or ammonia solution.

Bleach, acidic attachments: When there is bleach or various acids attached to the surface of stainless steel, it should be immediately washed with water, then soaked with ammonia solution or neutral carbonic acid soda aqueous solution, and finally washed with neutral detergent or warm water.

Rust treatment: If rust appears on the surface of the stainless steel handle, it can be washed with 10% nitric acid or abrasive detergent, and special washing drugs can also be used.

Third, lubrication and maintenance

Lubrication of moving parts: For moving parts such as hinges, hangers and casters, lubricating oil needs to be dropped regularly to keep them smooth. One or two drops of lubricant are recommended every six months.

Lock core maintenance: When the rotation of the lock core is not sensitive enough, a small amount of black powder can be scraped from the pencil lead and gently blown into the lock hole. Graphite components are excellent solid lubricants, but do not drop lubricating oil to avoid adhesion to dust.

Pulley maintenance: If it is found that outdoor doors and Windows make a sound when the switch, it is necessary to drop some lubricating oil on the pulley every two or three months for maintenance to ensure that the pulley is smooth and silent.

Fourth, precautions

Avoid rough treatment: When using the handle, care should be taken to avoid rotating or stretching with dead force, so as not to damage the handle or loosen the screw.

Prevent scratches: In the process of cleaning and maintenance, avoid using steel wire cleaning balls or brushes that are too hard to leave scratches on the stainless steel surface.

Regular inspection: regularly check the fix and surface condition of the handle, if loose or damaged should be dealt with in time.

Fifth, other recommendations

Polishing to restore luster: For the metal surface of the stainless steel handle, a polishing cloth can be used to restore its luster. Be sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions to avoid scratching surfaces with excessive force.

Clear paint or protective coating: On metal surfaces exposed to moisture in the bathroom or outdoors, consider applying clear paint or protective coating to prevent fading or oxidation.

Through proper maintenance, the service life of the stainless steel handle can be significantly extended and its beauty and practicality can be maintained.