#How to Remove the Oxidation Layer Before First Use

1. Apply cooking oil to a kitchen towel and wipe.
2. Wash lightly with a mild detergent.
3. Boil in water with vinegar added for 10 minutes.

#How to Use Stainless Steel

After washing, wipe off any remaining water with a dry towel to keep the product cleaner.

If white stains or rainbow-colored spots appear while in use, they will disappear cleanly if washed with vinegar.

#When It Is Not a Defect

Due to the nature of stainless steel material, scratches may partially appear during the oxidation process. This is part of the surface treatment process and is not a defect.

Although the material minimizes rust formation, it may still occur depending on usage conditions.

Exchanges or returns are not possible once the product is used or washed/oxidation layer removed.

#Usage Prohibition

• Direct heating may cause deformation or discoloration.
• Do not use in microwave ovens. There is a fire hazard caused by sparks.
• Dishwasher usage or rough scrubbers may cause scratches.

Everyday scratches are not grounds for exchange or return.