Stainless steel tea drain rust removal tips

1、 Mild rust removal of natural materials
Don't worry if you encounter rust spots on a tea leak, there are ready-made solutions in the kitchen:

White vinegar soaking method: Dip a cotton pad in white vinegar and apply it to the rust spot for 10 minutes, then wipe it with a soft cloth

Baking soda paste: Mix water to make a paste and apply, let it sit for 15 minutes, then gently brush with a toothbrush

Lemon salt combination: Lemon slices dipped in salt and rubbed together, the acidic juice can dissolve the oxide layer

2、 Efficient treatment with specialized cleaning agents
For stubborn rust, consider:

Stainless steel cleaning paste: containing abrasive particles, needs to be thoroughly rinsed after circular wiping

Food grade rust remover: pay attention to selecting formulas that can come into contact with tableware

Electrolytic rust removal method: Aluminum foil+salt water produces electrolytic reaction, suitable for mesh structure

3、 Daily Maintenance and Rust Prevention Guide
The key to keeping the tea leak bright is:

Rinse immediately after use to avoid the accumulation of tea stains

Boil and disinfect with hot water once a week

Keep dry and ventilated during storage

Avoid colliding with hard objects and scratching the surface