GENERAL CARE & USE INSTRUCTIONS
- To prevent unwanted surface effects to plastic, dishwashing detergents and rinse agents
that are recommended for plastics are suggested.- These detergents consist of chlorine disinfectants, caustic soda (i.e. corrosive
sodium hydroxide) and peroxides. - The environment can include high temperatures: approximately 140-160F for the
wash cycle and 180-194F for the rinse/sanitation cycle.
- These detergents consist of chlorine disinfectants, caustic soda (i.e. corrosive
- To prevent scratches, avoid the use of abrasive or rough cleaners, scouring pads,
brushes and steel wool, as these will cause scratches.- This includes stiff glass washer brushes commonly used in bar sinks.
- Avoid the use of peg racks or pronged racks which can touch the underside of the
plastic ware and cause scratching. - Lime scale or hard water (high in mineral content) stains can form on the surface of
articles after dishwashing.- Lime scale remover can be used periodically
- Washing by hand with warm water and a soft cloth can also remove lime scale
- Allowing parts to air dry completely prior to stacking/storing as required by FDA code 4-
901.11 can reduce surface effects on plastics.
SUNSCREEN CARE & USE INSTRUCTIONS
- Prolonged exposure to sunscreens at elevated temperatures can cause a cloudy layer
to form on the surface of the plastic ware. - Avoid contact of sunscreen with plastic ware.
- Spray sunscreens are particularly aggressive and are not suggested.
- However, sunscreens that use TiO2 and ZnO as the only active ingredients, and made
with organic ingredients, are suggested and do not cause the surface of plastic ware to
cloud. - To extend the good aesthetics, we recommend minimizing contact with sunscreens, by
wiping or cleaning hands prior to handling plastic ware, as well as rinsing or cleaning
barware immediately after contact.
STAIN REDUCTION CARE & USE INSTRUCTIONS
- Avoid exposure for long periods of time or high heats to staining foods like carrot juice,
tomato juice, curries, etc. to avoid staining. - Immediately wash parts after use.
- The use of a soft brush may assist in removing stubborn stains.
- Caution: some brushes may scratch the surface. Try brushing an inconspicuous
location first to determine potential for scratching.
- Utilize a 10% bleach/water solution to soak stained parts for 8-24 hours depending upon
severity of stain.- Rinse and wash thoroughly before using.
*** Something worth noting. Tritan is a particular type of premium plastic. Infinium is the name of one of our product families - the products in that family are made of Tritan.