Insulation cup as a daily high-frequency use of containers, its performance and health directly related to the drinking water experience and health. Master the correct use and maintenance methods, not only to extend the life of the insulation cup, but also to avoid bacterial growth, material corrosion and other issues.

The use of taboos: avoid these “hurt cup” behavior

1. Avoid filling corrosive liquids

- Acidic beverages: lemon juice, fruit juices, carbonated beverages and other acidic substances will corrode the stainless steel liner, resulting in the risk of precipitation of heavy metals. If you need to fill, it is recommended to choose titanium alloy or glass liner insulation cup, and drink as soon as possible.

-Hot milk / soy milk: high temperature protein is easy to deteriorate, residual milk stains easy to breed bacteria, it is recommended to wash immediately after drinking.

-Chinese medicine/tea soup: long-term immersion may leave stubborn stains, and some of the components of traditional Chinese medicine may react with the metal, affecting the efficacy of the medicine.

2. Prohibit high-temperature disinfection or violent cleaning

-Do not boil: stainless steel cups and plastic accessories (such as seals, straws) have different heat resistance, high temperature may lead to deformation or release of harmful substances. It is recommended to use warm water with neutral detergent to clean.

-Do not use steel wire ball: scratching the liner will damage the plating, reduce insulation performance and hide dirt, should use a soft brush or sponge cleaning.

3. Prevent collision and fall

-The vacuum layer is the core of heat preservation, violent impact may lead to vacuum layer rupture, lose heat preservation effect. It is recommended to put it into a special cup sleeve or backpack compartment when carrying.

Cleaning Tips: Thoroughly decontaminate and eliminate bacterial growth

1. Daily Cleaning Steps

-Disassembly and Cleaning: Remove all the parts of the cup lid, sealing ring, straw, etc., and rinse the residues in the crevices with flowing water.

-Neutral detergent: Drop in a small amount of detergent and brush the inside of the cup with a soft brush, avoiding the use of strong alkaline or chlorine-containing detergents.

-Natural drying: Drain upside down after cleaning, or dry with a clean towel to prevent mold and mildew from remaining in the water.

2. Stubborn Stains Treatment

-Tea/Coffee Stains: Soak in baking soda + warm water for 30 minutes, or squeeze lemon juice and let it sit for 1 hour to easily remove pigmentation.

-Odor Elimination: Pour diluted white vinegar (1:10 ratio) and shake and leave it for 10 minutes, or put in tea bags to adsorb the odor.

3.Deep Cleaning Cycle

-It is recommended to carry out deep cleaning once a week, especially pay attention to the mouth of the cup, threads and other parts that are easy to hide dirt.

-Children's insulated cups need to be cleaned more frequently to avoid milk stains that can cause gastrointestinal problems.

Maintenance: details determine the life

1. Check before use

-Rinse with warm water before first use to remove impurities that may remain in the production process.

-Check whether the sealing ring is installed in place to avoid leakage of water scalding or wet items.

2.Storage Precautions

-Dry environment: When not in use for a long time, make sure the cup is completely dry to prevent mold growth.

-Avoid heavy pressure: Do not stack the insulation cup with other heavy objects to prevent the cup from deforming and affecting the sealing.

3.Regular replacement of accessories

-Rubber parts such as seals and straws are easy to deteriorate, it is recommended to replace them every 6-12 months to ensure sealing and hygiene.

-If you find scratches, paint loss or a significant decline in insulation performance, you should promptly replace the cup with a new one.