Bistro Place Setting by Juliska

To care for your stainless-steel flatware, use a mild, non-abrasive cleanser that does not contain citrus, chlorine, alcohol or perfume. To keep your stainless steel looking its best, avoid prolonged contact with tea, coffee, vinegar and salt which can stain, pit and erode your silverware. When dishwashing your flatware, we recommend loading forks and spoons with their handles down, tines and bowls up. Knives should be placed in a separate basket with sharp ends down to prevent unwanted contact with other flatware. Hot air drying increases the chances of discoloration and corrosion. Dry flatware immediately after washing with a soft towel. Care— Stainless Steel & Stainless Steel with Gold Accents— Dishwasher safe. Avoid cleaners that may contain citrus.