Precauciones en el uso de piedra sinterizada
Sintered stone is a very durable material, but proper maintenance can extend its service life and keep it beautiful. Here are some key points for daily use of Sintered stone slab:
1.Daily cleaning
General stain cleaning For daily dust and light stains, use a clean and soft wet cloth or sponge to wipe. For example, if there is only some food debris or dust on the surface of the rock slab on the dining table, it can be cleaned up with a gentle wipe with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using cleaners that contain strong acids or alkalis, as these may corrode the SLATE surface. Ordinary neutral cleaners, such as mild dish soap diluent (generally dish soap and water mixed in a ratio of 1:10) can be used to clean more stubborn stains. Oil cleaning.
If there is oil on the surface of the rock board, such as the rock board on the kitchen stove is splashed with cooking oil, you can first use the kitchen special oil blotting paper or dry cloth to blot the oil as much as possible, and then wipe with a mixture of warm water and neutral detergent.
2.Avoid scratching
When placing items on the surface of the sintered stone slab, try to avoid direct contact with sharp objects. For example, do not directly put knives, scissors and other sharp kitchen tools on the rock table, it is best to use tools such as knife holder to place. When moving heavy objects, such as moving furniture on the floor of the rock slab, it is best to lift the furniture and move it, rather than drag it directly, because dragging may scratch the surface of the rock slab.
Some soft MATS or tablecloths can be placed on the surface of the slab to provide additional protection. For example, a thick heat insulation mat is placed on the rock table, so that when placing a hot pan or hot bowl, it can prevent the surface of the rock board from burning, and can avoid damage that may be caused by thermal shock, and also prevent the bottom edge of the tableware from scratching the rock board.
3.Avoid scratching
Although the sintered stone slab has a certain high temperature resistance, continuous high temperature or sharp temperature changes may still cause damage to it. In general, do not place objects that are too hot (more than 180 ° C - 200 ° C) directly on the surface of the slab. For example, a baking pan that has just been taken out of the oven is very hot and should be placed on an insulated mat until the temperature drops before being placed on a rock slab countertop.
Try to avoid allowing the SLATE surface to experience excessive temperature changes in a short period of time. For example, do not wash an extremely cold slab suddenly with hot water in the cold winter, this temperature difference may cause cracks in the slab.