The maintenance of the wrought iron gate can be started from the following aspects:

1. Avoid bumps.

This is the first thing to pay attention to after buying the wrought iron gate, the wrought iron gate should be carefully handled during the handling process; The place where the wrought iron door is placed should be a place where hard objects are not often encountered; Once a place is chosen, it should not be changed frequently; The wall of the installation of the wrought iron gate should also be kept flat, so that the installation of the wrought iron gate is stable and flat. If it is unstable, the wrought iron gate will be slightly deformed over time, affecting the service life of the wrought iron gate.

2. Clean and remove dust.

For friends who love to clean, it is best to use pure cotton knitwear as a rag to wipe the surface of the iron door. For the dust in the hollows and embossed patterns on the wrought iron gates, it is best to use a fine soft wool brush to remove dust.

3. Stay away from acid and alkali.

The acid and alkali that have a corrosive effect on the wrought iron door is the "number one killer" of the wrought iron door. If the wrought iron door is accidentally stained with acid (such as sulfuric acid, vinegar), alkali (such as methylalkali, soapy water, soda water), should be immediately washed with clean water, and then dry with dry cotton cloth.

4. Insulate yourself from moisture.

The wrought iron gate should be installed in a more ventilated place, where moisture will cause metal rust and chromium plating to defilm.

5. Remove rust.

If the wrought iron gate is rusty, do not take it upon yourself to sand it. If the rust is small and shallow, cotton can be dipped in oil and applied to the rust. After a while, wipe with a cloth to eliminate the rust. If the rust has expanded and become heavy, the relevant technicians should be asked to repair it.

In short, as long as you have the common sense about maintenance and pay attention to protecting iron furniture in daily life, you can extend its life.