Should tea stains on purple clay teapots be left? How to clean tea stains on purple clay cups?

Zisha teapots are a standard item for tea lovers. Many people try their best to maintain their teapots, and stains on the teapots are one of the most common ways. So should tea stains on Zisha teapots be left? How to clean tea stains on Zisha cups? The following editor will explain them one by one, hoping to be helpful to everyone.

Should the tea stains on the purple clay teapot be left?

Tea scale is mainly composed of tea polyphenols in tea leaves and a small amount of metal ions in water deposited on the surface of tea sets, and the coloring substances in tea leaves participate in it, forming tea scale visible to the naked eye. It is not advisable to leave tea scale unwashed for many years, as a large number of bacteria hide in it and it is also more likely to breed mold.

How to clean tea stains in purple clay cups

1. Wet the cup with tea stains with warm water, then sprinkle table salt on the tea stains, and then rub back and forth with your fingers, or rub it gently with gauze.

2. Pour baking soda on the gauze, control the strength according to the thickness of the tea stain, and wipe along the cup body.

3. Dilute white vinegar with hot water in a 1:1 ratio, pour it into a cup with tea stains, soak it for a while, and then scrub it clean with a brush.

4. Purchase professional tea stain removal products. Choose food grade ones and use them with confidence, with results to be seen in minutes.

How to maintain a purple clay teapot

Using a teapot is very simple. Wash the new teapot, scald it with boiling water, and start brewing tea directly. During use, often touch the teapot with your hands, wipe the teapot with a tea towel, and scald the surface of the teapot with boiling water. Remember to brew one tea with one teapot. After drinking, remember to pour out the tea leaves and open the lid to dry. If you don't use the purple clay teapot for a while, you can choose to put the teapot in a box.