Stainless steel faucet manufacturer tells you the reason for rusting

What situations in life are prone to stainless steel rusting

1. When decorating the kitchen, welding chips, cement, oil stains, and other residues on the surface of faucets and sinks may cause rust and mold if not cleaned in a timely manner;

2. Sometimes, mineral or acidic dust falling on the surface of faucets and sinks in newly decorated houses can also cause "floating rust" to appear when wet;

3. Steel items such as kitchen knives, scissors, and bottle openers placed on the surface of the sink for a long time can cause rust, mold, or discoloration;

4. Chemical agents, cleaning agents, paint, sauces, oil stains, and other residues on faucets and sinks can cause mold to stick to the surface over time;

5. In many areas of our country, the water quality is poor, and there are too many galvanized pipes in the water. The content of iron and other elements in the water is too high. After using the 

sink, if there are still many water stains left, over time, the iron in the water will rust, especially for new house decoration. If the water in the water pipes remains for a long time and leaves water 

stains on the sink, it will not be timely

Cleaning thoroughly can easily cause floating rust.