Maintenance tips. Time of use: Maintain the iron kettle intensively, increase the time and frequency of kettle maintenance, and it is best to use the iron kettle uninterrupted. Over time, the iron kettle will be boiled repeatedly, and a beautiful layer of white scale will appear. Diligence: Cultivating pots can also be said to be a kind of human cultivation. "He who does it always succeeds." As long as you are willing to cultivate it carefully and study it carefully, the iron pot you like will be maintained beautifully by you. For example, when maintaining the exterior of an iron kettle, wipe it with a tea towel when the kettle is still warm. It will naturally develop a pleasant luster over time. Do not boil the iron kettle dry without water, as this will shorten the service life of the iron kettle and may cause the kettle to crack. When the iron kettle is at a high temperature of 80 degrees, do not pour cold water into it to cool it. After each use, turn on low heat to dry the water in the kettle. When the iron kettle is not completely cooled, do not close the lid to keep the kettle dry. If the iron kettle will not be used for a long time, place some charcoal or bamboo charcoal in the kettle and place it in a dry place to prevent it from getting damp. Over time, the iron teapot will definitely get better with more use.

For most pot lovers, the most worrying thing is how to maintain a new purple clay pot after buying it? This problem is the most important problem that many collectors need to solve. Experts from Collection Network pointed out that there are many ways to maintain a new purple clay teapot, but they must be correct so that the excellent characteristics of the purple clay teapot can be brought into play. For new purple clay teapots, they need to be processed before use. This process is called opening the teapot, and it is also the basic step of maintenance. First boil it in plain water for at least an hour. The specific method is to separate the pot lid from the pot body, put it into a pot of cold water, place the pot on the stove, and slowly heat it until it boils. Turn off the heat after 1 hour. This step allows the pores in the pot body to release the earthy smell and impurities contained in it through thermal expansion and contraction.