Avoid Sudden Temperature Changes: Bone china is thin and fragile, so avoid sudden temperature fluctuations to prevent cracking.
Avoid Scratching: Using metal utensils or other hard objects on bone china may cause scratches or damage.
Regular Cleaning: Promptly clean bone china after use to prevent stains that can affect its appearance and longevity.
How to maintain bone china to extend its lifespan?
Regular Cleaning: Use mild detergents and soft cloths to clean bone china, avoiding abrasive cleaning tools or detergents that may scratch the glaze.
Avoid Prolonged Soaking: Do not soak bone china in water or cleaning agents for extended periods to prevent damaging the glaze or affecting its lifespan.
Proper Storage: Store bone china in a dry, well-ventilated area, avoiding direct sunlight and humid environments that could cause deformation or cracking.