Lian Yu Solid Flatware Dining Stainless Steel Spoon

Specifications:

• The high quality stainless steel spoon can maintain a fresh look even after a long time use
• The stainless steel soup spoon is very popular among the family use because of the good quality
• This kind of stainless steel spoon is designed with stylish shape and it can promote your taste
• A proper stainless steel spoon can be used to increase your appetite when you use it
• The soup spoon is durable for you to use as for its high quality material and exquisite workmanship
• The stainless steel spoon in our store is one of the necessaries for you when you eat western style food
• Material: Stainless Steel
• Size: 12.8 x 3.6cm/5.1 x 1.4in(L x W)
• Color: Silver

Details:

• Well-made stainless steel soup spoon is very convenient for you to use

• Made of high quality material and fine manufacture, this stainless steel spoon is durable enough for you to use

• This stainless steel spoon is the perfect combination of practicability and durability

• This stainless steel spoon features a simple and elegant design that will mix well with your existing flatware pieces

• No matter seen from which direction, it is a perfect decoration when you are having dinner with it

How to Clean Stainless Steel Spoons:



Stainless steel flatware has graced the American table since 1945 when stainless replaced silverplate for flatware, according to a discussion on modern metal design by East Carolina University. Stainless steel is steel with a percentage of chromium and nickel, Oneida says, and it is not stain-proof. Acidic foods and salt can cause discoloration or pitting on stainless flatware. The wide surfaces of stainless spoons and knives show streaks and spots more than forks. You can clean stainless spoons with products available in the home

• Wash the stainless spoons with warm soap and water in a bowl or in the sink. Dry them with a soft towel
• Check for stains or streaks, dark spots or rust. Set all pieces aside that do not need to be cleaned
• Place 1/2 cup white vinegar in a bowl and place the spotty spoons in the bowl. Rub the spoons with a soft cloth in the white vinegar and check to see if they are clean. Towle suggests that club soda will work as well as white vinegar to remove heat streaks
• Use olive oil or baby oil as an additional cleaner for spoons that did not come clean with white vinegar. Pour some oil onto a clean cloth and rub the spots on the stainless spoons
• Try flour or baking soda cleaning if the spoons still have spots or streaks. Ohio State University suggests dry flour while Mrs. Clean recommends baking soda for cleaning stainless sinks. Use the flour or baking soda dry or make a paste with water and wipe it gently onto the silverware
• Wash the stainless spoons in hot detergent water to remove all traces of the cleanser before use

How to Care for a Spoon Collection:



Spoon collecting is one of the largest antique or hobby interests around. Perhaps you inherited your spoon collection from a grandmother or other family member. Care of these beautiful silver and silver plated pieces will ensure that your spoons are around for many future generations to enjoy

• Hand-wash quickly after each use; use only a mild detergent and dry completely with a soft cloth. Do not place your cherished spoon collection in the dishwasher. This will cause very harsh deterioration of your spoon pieces. Lengthy soaking in detergent or soap will eventually cause corrosion. Very fragile or extremely rare pieces should not be used; display them only
• Polish by hand. This is always the best method to clean and care for your spoon collection pieces to prevent tarnish. Use a non-abrasive silver cleanser and a soft polishing cloth to rub each piece gently. Polish or rub your spoon piece in the same direction, not in circles, as this will add a worn look to your piece. Wear cotton gloves while polishing silver and silver plated pieces, so as not to add the oils from your fingertips
• Find a silversmith if there is visible damage such as dents or cuts in the silver. Obtain an estimate prior to leaving the piece for repair, as the cost will vary depending on the age and condition of the piece being repaired
• Don't foods such as eggs, tomatoes and salt (they have a sulphur or acid base); your spoon pieces may turn a dark tarnished color or develop black spots. Make a thick paste of baking soda and water and gently rubbing should remove the spots and dark tarnish. There are various other commercial products on the market to help with this problem. Check with your silversmith for a recommendation on a product to use on your pieces
• Rotate the use of your spoons if they are pieces that you use for serving. If they are of the same pattern, use all spoon pieces equally so that all will have the same amount of visible wear
• Check your spoon pieces for monograms. Extra care should be taken when polishing or cleaning pieces with monograms, as damage to the monogram can affect the value of your collectible spoon pieces
• Store your spoon collection in a clean dry area. Check your silver storage boxes or display cases to make sure that there is no exposure to extreme heat or any humidity as this will cause damage to your collectible spoons

Package Included:

• 1 x Spoon