Care and Maintenance of Holloware

and Dinnerware

Rinse immediately after use.

Use rubber or soft cloth when scraping.

Soft sponge should be used to soap and wash.

Preferably, hot water is used to wash.

For dinnerware such as dishes, they are then dried in rubber

covered drainrack or towel lined drain board.

Dinnerware should not be stored too high.

Stack similar sizes together with paper or fabric material in-

between to prevent scratching.

Cups should not be stacked or hung by the handle; they

should be in narrow shelves.

Platters are stored vertically.

Avoid overloading.

Fragile chinaware should not be used to store left over foods

in the refrigerator.

Getting the Stain Off Enamel Ware

Bleach Method1. Fill the enamel ware with cold water. 2. Add 1 teaspoon of bleach. 3. Leave to stand overnight. 4. Rinse the next morning. Be sure to rinse well and clean all the bleach off.

Lemon Juice Method1. Squeeze some fresh lemon juice. 2. Rub the lemon juice and salt over the stain. 3. Rinse off. 4. Dry. The stain should be removed.

Selection of Dinnerware and

Holloware

1. Shape of each piece.a. well-proportionedb. pleasingc. balancedd. shapese. types

2. Versatility of use in table service.a. sizeb. materials it is made of

3. Type of material used.

4.Felexibility of design for varied table settings.

5. Workmanship

6. Availability

7. Cost and durability