The problems and treatments that China Stainless Steel Sink may encounter when using them:
1. Q: The sink I just bought has not been used. After a while, the surface of the tank rusted. what should I do?
A: This is a floating phenomenon. The water tank is corroded by corrosive gases, liquids, metal dust in newly renovated rooms, or for long-term exposure to acidic or alkaline substances (non-304 material problems). Repeated wiping of the cotton with toothpaste removes slight rust. By scrubbing the scouring pad and toothpaste along the drawing line, you can remove more serious rust.

2. Q: Stainless steel is corrosion resistant, but why is it rusty?
   A: Although stainless steel is corrosion resistant, it is not toxic. Experiments have shown that paints used for decorative cleaning, various cement removers, and strong oxidants have a great influence on the surface of the tank and the carbon steel of the same stainless steel surface. Impurities such as splashes cause electrochemical corrosion in the presence of corrosive media, causing undesirable phenomena such as rust and stains.
3. Q: When I clean the sink, I accidentally scratch it. What should I do?
   A: You can buy a special scouring pad for soft kitchen, press the scouring pad with your finger, then first wipe the test according to the direction of the particles, wipe it, then wipe the texture quickly and gently to repair the texture. .
4. Q: Why does it change color when placed for a long time?
   A: Stainless steel itself does not change color. However, the surface of the sink will darken after prolonged drawing, and some may have mildew spots. This is because dust is hidden in the wire-drawing seam on the surface of the pot to reduce the smoothness of the product, and some encounter mildew/mold in the presence of moist gas. This phenomenon can be wiped with stainless steel brightener or talcum powder.
5. Q: Water and water stains appear on the surface of the sink. what should I do?
   A: The tap water is very hard. Water containing iron, calcium, magnesium mineral deposits or residual water containing other impurities is formed on the surface of the sink for a long time. Minor water stains can be washed with cotton and a neutral detergent or toothpaste. If it is more serious, wipe it with a scouring pad and stainless steel brightener or water wax. In everyday life, the surface of the sink must be scrubbed and cleaned to remove deposits and eliminate external factors that cause water spots and water spots.