Care Instructions
Easy care for your cutlery – so it stays like new
Rinse
Briefly rinse cutlery before the dishwasher cycle so that food residues containing salt and acid cannot take effect.
Detergent
Dose detergent and additives according to instructions.
Water hardness
Correct setting of water hardness in the dishwasher.
Handle down
Always place cutlery unsorted with the handle down, i.e. 'standing', in the dishwasher, this ensures better cleaning.
Care Instructions
Chromium-nickel steel and chromium steel
For cutlery, dishwasher suitability primarily depends on the base material, and subsequently on the processing. Chromium-nickel steel is largely rust-free and resistant to acids commonly found in households. For cutlery, dishwasher suitability primarily depends on the base material, and subsequently on the processing. Chromium-nickel steel is largely rust-free and resistant to acids commonly found in households.
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Sterling silver and silver-plated cutlery can be cleaned in the dishwasher, but scratches can easily form on the soft surface. We also point out that the detergent for these cutlery items must not contain citric acid. Special problems can arise with old silver cutlery in connection with high temperatures in the dishwasher.