Daily use of lacquerware
Lacquer utensils retain most of the characteristics of lacquer, such as water resistance, acid resistance, etc., so they can be used to contain vinegar or oil and other dishes to meet the needs of daily life.
After use, gently wash with a sponge dipped in neutral detergent, or wash directly with water/warm water.
Lacquerware with decorative surfaces requires special attention to gentle cleaning.
After cleaning, use a rag and towel to dry. The edges and corners of the utensils and places that are prone to residual moisture need careful care.
Store it in a location out of direct sunlight to avoid direct sunlight.
Lacquerware that is often used in daily life can be placed directly on top of each other, but do not overlap or scratch with other hard materials to avoid damaging the paint film.
