Cleaning Painted Steel Laboratory Furniture

Your steel laboratory furniture is protected by a chemically resistant baked coating that is designed to withstand a variety of chemicals. However, prolonged exposure may cause fading or discoloration. To assure that your new steel casework has a "brand new" appearance for years, regularly clean all surfaces. Keeping surfaces free of contamination also minimizes the chances of unwanted chemical reactions inside cabinets and on work surfaces. The inner and outer painted surface of the cabinetry as well as the glass doors on upper cabinets should be wiped down regularly with glass cleaner. (Note: be sure that this cleaner is compatible with other chemicals within the laboratory). Stainless steel casework, countertops and drawer bodies (optional) should be cleaned with stainless steel cleaner. Wipe only in the direction of the grain to ensure scratches do not form…