Teka TU 31.19-10 Manual

Teka Køkkenvask TU 31.19-10

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Care and Maintenance

In order to qualify for warranty, the following guidelines for maintenance and cleaning should

be followed.

By following these cleaning rules, stainless steel surfaces can be kept unaltered over time!

To maintain the surface appearance of your Teka sink, you must follow the simple cleaning

instructions listed below:

• Wash the surface regularly with mild soap and water to remove dirt.

• Use cloths and/or sponges that do not scratch the steel.

• Always rinse thoroughly with water after any cleaning chore.

• Dry to enhance the beauty of the surface.

There are products that can cause rust, discoloration or stains. These are:

• Bleach (hypochlorite). Using diluted bleach is only allowed as long as contact is immediate

and followed by thorough rinsing.

• Citric acids, muriatic acids, bleach-‐based detergents, sodium chloride (common salt),

mayonnaise, silver polish, cleaners that release active chlorine, sulfur and sulfate.

They should all be avoided. If not, the sink should be rinsed with plenty of water and then dried.

Warning

There are products in the market that contain the substances described above. Storing them

under the sink can cause fumes that condense beneath the sink, which may cause the same

rust eects as the direct contact of these substances with steel.

For this reason, in recently built houses not immediately occupied, where very aggressive

cleaning products are used to remove cement residue, tile joints, clay, tiles, etc., it is

recommended to ventilate the room properly and regularly to prevent fumes that cause a

corrosive atmosphere to aect the stainless steel.

There are also other practices that can cause rust and changes in appearance. These are:

• Using scouring powder, steel wool pads, pointed or sharp cutting tools and sharp kitchen

utensils.

• Using carbon steel tools in contact with stainless steel may cause iron contamination.

Contact with metal iron will produce a strong galvanic couple where, in the presence of an

electrolyte (e.g., ambient humidity), the anode of the battery formed (iron, in this case) will

undergo strong oxidation. This will cause the immediate appearance of brownish orange

rust on the surface of the stainless steel.

• Using steel wool, gravel, nails or pieces with iron in damp areas.

Stainless Steel Sinks

Teka oers a wide range of nishes in sinks: from a polished to a micro textured nish

(the roughest). Depending on the type of nish, some surfaces get dirty more easily

than others. You will therefore have to use dierent cleaning methods according to

your needs. Pay special attention to the tools used.

Generally, cloths and sponges do not scratch stainless steel, and only in the case of the

roughest surfaces could specic steel wool pads be used in contact with stainless steel. In

this last case, the sink should be rubbed following the steel wool pad’s grain. This way, you

will prevent the initial shine from being altered.

As a general rule, you should test a concealed area of the sink to observe how the

chosen utensil aects the surface of the steel.

In those cases where, due to a lack of cleaning or improper treatment of stainless

steel, the surface needs deeper cleaning that could scratch it, you can have the surface

polished again in order to reestablish the original look.

These types of steel oer the extra advantage of being extremely easy to clean, so that

the surface is always in perfect conditions.

Fingerprints grease or oil:

If simply washing with soap and water is

not enough to remove this type of stain,

surfaces may be treated with alcohol and/

or acetone.

For a perfect nish, use mild soap and

water afterwards, followed by thorough

rinsing. Dry the surface.

Tea and coee stains:

For this kind of stains use a solution of

baking soda on the aected area. Heating

produced by this solution can make the

treatment more eective. Once the stain

has been removed, rinse the surface

thoroughly until the mixture used to clean

is completely removed. Drying the sink

o at the end restores the stainless steel

surface’s beauty.

Adhesives:

Residues from the adhesive of labels on

stainless steel surfaces need to be removed

with proper solvent. In many cases, rubbing

the glue with olive oil is enough to remove

it from the surface. Other times, you can try

removing it with alcohol and/or acetone. It

is recommended to wash with water and

mild soap after the previous operation

and rinse thoroughly with water and dry

afterwards.

Paint:

Removal of paint on stainless steel surfaces

will depend on the type of solvent that paint

contains. Organic solvents may generally

be used, and it is recommended to wash

the surface with mild soap and water

afterwards until the solvent is removed.

Rinse thoroughly and dry.

Often, it is necessary to use scraping tools,

but you must be very careful not to scratch

the stainless steel surfaces.

Water residue on surface:

Sometimes, when the surface is left to dry,

limescale is formed due to the number of

elements that the water can contain and the

hardness of tap water. By adding a solution

of 1 part vinegar and 3 parts water, you can

remove this type of stain. If necessary, add

solution hot. Immediately after removing

stains, surfaces should be washed with

plenty of water until the above acid solution

is completely removed. Dry the surface.

Cement:

The best way to ensure that cement does

not stain steel surfaces is to remove it with

water when it is still wet. If it is allowed to

dry on the surface, it will adhere in such a

way that it is dicult to remove.

Although it is known that hydrochloric acid

has the properties to dissolve cement, it

is not recommended to use it on stainless

steel surfaces as it may have harmful

results. In some cases, it seems that

phosphoric acid can help, but if used, it

should be applied in a very diluted water

solution in order not to damage the steel.

Special care must be taken when handling

it, and furthermore, it should be removed

from the surface with copious rinsing.

Cleaning How to remove dierent types of stains

Produkt Specifikationer

Mærke:	Teka
Kategori:	Køkkenvask
Model:	TU 31.19-10

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