Rust Removal & Anti-Rust Maintenance For Stainless Steel Wrapped Glass Edge

Stainless steel wrapped edge is the common protective border matched with tempered glass lid, and improper daily cleaning and storage are the main reasons for rust stains appearing on the edge of glass lid. After washing the glass lid, many users leave water droplets on the metal wrap of the glass lid without drying, and the residual moisture will slowly corrode the stainless steel frame of the glass lid and produce ugly brown rust marks on the glass lid.

For light rust spots on the stainless steel edge of glass lid, mix baking soda with a little warm water to make a paste, then wipe the rust area of the glass lid gently with microfiber cloth to eliminate rust without scratching the glass lid surface. For heavy stubborn rust on the glass lid’s metal wrapping, dilute mild citric acid water to dissolve oxide stains thoroughly. Do not soak the whole glass lid in acidic liquid for a long time, which will damage the tempered glass of the glass lid and wear the stainless steel protective film.

To achieve long-term anti-rust effect for glass lid, form a fixed maintenance habit: wipe all water off the glass lid and its stainless steel edge right after cleaning the glass lid, and store the glass lid in a dry ventilated cabinet away from water vapor. Daily dry wiping can effectively isolate moisture contact, greatly reduce rust probability of the stainless steel wrap of glass lid and extend the service life of your glass lid.