instruction manual
- Vacuum Insulated Bottle with Bottle Boot [MED-A]
- How to Clean
INDEXProduct / Specifications
How to clean
- Clean the product on the same day after each use.
- Use kitchen detergent (for table or cookware).
- Use a soft sponge or cloth.
- Clean the product frequently to prevent odors.
Parts to wash after each use
- (B) Lid gasket*
- (E) Spout
- (G) Stopper gasket*
- (H) Body
- (J) Bottle boot*
* Remove and wash.
- Wash each part using a sponge and diluted detergent water or lukewarm water, and then thoroughly rinse with water.
- Wipe any droplets off with a dry cloth and dry the parts thoroughly.
Caution
- Do not soak the body or stopper for a long time when there is a risk that water may get into the parts.
- After washing the body, immediately use a dry cloth to wipe off the moisture. If all droplets are not wiped off, they may leave water stains, cause rust, or stain other items.
- Do not use thinners, cleansers, bleaches, cleaning wipes, metallic scrubbing brushes, or nylon scrubbing brushes.
- Do not use a dishwasher or dish dryer, or wash with boiling water. (This does not apply to the gaskets.)
- Do not use boiling water. (This does not apply to the inside of the body or the gaskets.)
- Be sure to attach the gaskets.
- Dust adheres easily to the bottle boot. Do not rub them with a towel or similar material while they are wet. Press and wipe these items using a soft cloth.
- If the product will not be used for a long time, fully clean and dry it.
If stains appear inside the body
When there are red, rust-like spots or a substance that is rough to the touch
Such staining can be caused by minerals in water, such as calcium, magnesium, and iron. When cleaning these substances, it is recommended that you use citric acid, which is available at supermarkets and drug stores.
- Dilute the citric acid (approximately 10 g) with lukewarm water, then pour it into the body.
- After 2 to 3 hours, wash the body with a soft brush and then thoroughly rinse it.
- Dry the body thoroughly.
When an odor remains on the gasket
Depending on the beverage, the beverage odor may remain on the gasket. In this case, leave the gasket in boiling water for approximately 30 minutes to reduce the odor. If the odor is still a concern, please purchase a new gasket (sold separately).
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Removing and attaching the lid gasket
To remove
Slowly remove the lid gasket while holding and turning it.
To attach
Securely insert the lid gasket as far as it will go.
Removing and attaching the stopper gasket
To remove
Grasp the tab of the stopper gasket and gently remove it.
To attach
Install the stopper packing in the correct position and direction so that the tab of the stopper packing is on the opposite side of the liquid outlet.
Caution
- Do not attach the gasket in the incorrect place or direction. The contents may leak.
Caution
- Do not attach the gasket in the incorrect place or direction. The contents may leak.
List of cleaning instructions
How to clean
| Washing (No metal or nylon scrubbers) |
Soak and Wash | Dishwasher Dryer | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Body | Inside/Outside | ✓ | × | × |
| Stopper | Spout | ✓ | × | × |
| Gasket | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
Please use a kitchen neutral detergent (other types of detergents cannot be used).
Acceptable bleach and detergents
| Oxygen-based Bleach | Alcohol Disinfectant For kitchen and hand use | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Body | Inside | ✓ | ✓ |
| Outside | × | ✓ | |
| Stopper | Spout | × | ✓ |
| Gasket | ✓ | ✓ | |
Please read the alcohol disinfectant usage instructions carefully before use and use less than 80%.
Do not use bleach or disinfectants other than the types described above.