Features of the operation of body kitchen furniture.
In case cabinets, the shelves are bended at long and uneven loads. Place items evenly, trying to achieve the same load in the middle and at the edges. The most heavy objects should be placed from the sides, what is easier – move to the center.
High racks (columns and multi -tiered cabinets) are best loaded with heavy objects closer to the floor – this will give a greater stability of the structure. When moving heavy objects, if they are in a metal container, try to raise them a little above the surface. This will relieve the danger of damage to the external coating.
There is even an unremanded standard of vertical load: no more than 5 kg at the bottom of the box and no more than 10 kg per shelf of the rack. The force on the door of the kitchen cabinet when opening – up to 3 kg.
Elements of kitchen furniture located in the immediate vicinity of the heated elements (for example, a gas stove) may be crushed. Do not forget about enhanced thermal insulation of contacting surfaces. If the interacting wall is not in sight, you can stick a sheet of food foil on it – this is an excellent heat reflector.
Note that household appliances for the kitchen are now mostly made in built -in performance. It uses their standards that prescribe reduced heat transfer and enhanced electrical insulation. It is impossible to put ordinary, not built -in, not built -in, it is impossible to put household appliances in the cabinets – this is the danger of those in the kitchen and can cause a fire.
Features of caring for various types of kitchen furniture.
Decorative and working surfaces of kitchen furniture can be made of different materials. For each option, its own type of care is assumed.
Laminated surface.
For cleaning such coatings, the use of polishes for plastics is allowed. The main thing is that in the instructions for the polish there is no ban on contact with food products. Do not use solid -state tools – scrapers, sponges made of metal fiber, etc. D.
Wooden surface.
This also includes surfaces made of wooden veneer and other plywood.
Try to avoid excessive moisture, even a well -treated tree continues to “breathe”, absorbing the liquid. Use special polishes for wood. If a countertop of a simple array, you can not be afraid to use scrapers – some aesthetes specially choose pre -scratched surfaces that give furniture the effect of noble old people. If this is a laid veneer, then by itself, your assistant in cleaning is a soft sponge or rag.
The varnished surfaces are generally very critical to physical impact, so try to treat them especially carefully. For cleaning you can use the same polishes as for the rest of the varnished furniture.
Granite, marble, artificial stone.
Try not to leave these surfaces moist for a long time – dark stains may remain. Water can be used in large volumes, but then, having cleared the surface, wipe everything dry. Then it is advisable to apply a special water -repellent composition. When cleaning, you can use alcohol and other acetone -containing liquids.
Metal surfaces.
In no case should you use abrasive products and metal sponges – you can damage the protective patina from the surface, which can lead to rusting the “wound”. The original Haitec shine or dullness will be much more efficient to return the energetic reciprocating processing with a soft cloth.
Glass and ceramic surfaces.
First of all, it should be remembered that these are fragile materials, so an intensive or shock load on them is unacceptable. Cleaning is carried out by a cereal cleaning tool or simply diluted alcohol. A sapled mop. It is not recommended to use abrasive materials: grinding glass surfaces – very expensive pleasure.