How to remove the odor from the disinfection cabinet? Is it normal for the disinfection cabinet to disinfect for 2 hours?

A disinfection cabinet is a tool that dries, sterilizes, insulates and dehumidifies tableware, cutlery, towels, clothing and other items through ultraviolet rays, far infrared rays, high temperature, ozone and other methods, making our lives healthier. Many friends will encounter the trouble of odor in the disinfection cabinet during use. Here are some tips!

Contents of this article

1. How to remove the odor in the disinfection cabinet

2. Is it normal for a disinfection cabinet to disinfect for 2 hours?

3. Why can’t stainless steel be placed in a disinfection cabinet?

How to remove the odor in the disinfection cabinet

If there is an odor in the disinfection cabinet, you should first turn off the power, open the cabinet and wipe it, and ventilate it to disperse the odor. Alternatively, you can put orange peels or tea bags in the disinfection cabinet. Orange peels or tea bags can absorb the odor in the disinfection cabinet and emit a fragrance.

There are many reasons why disinfection cabinets cause odors. It may be the smell emitted by foreign objects on the surface of the inner cavity of the disinfection cabinet during high-temperature disinfection, or the smell when using ozone disinfection.

Odor refers to unpleasant smell, usually including body odor, home odor, and object odor.

Eliminating odors is also one of the daily tasks that people pay attention to. If you pay attention to hygiene at home, clean up garbage in time, and keep the house ventilated and dry, there will be less odors.

Is it normal for a disinfection cabinet to disinfect for 2 hours?

It is not normal for the disinfection cabinet to disinfect for 2 hours. The disinfection time of the disinfection cabinet is generally set at 30 minutes to 40 minutes. Before using the disinfection cabinet to disinfect kitchen utensils, you need to wash the dishes and wipe off the water, then put them in the disinfection cabinet and adjust the time required for disinfection.

A disinfection cabinet is a tool that uses ultraviolet rays, far infrared rays, high temperature, ozone and other methods to dry, sterilize, keep warm and dehumidify items such as tableware, cutlery, towels, and clothes.

The disinfection time of the disinfection cabinet is generally set at 30 to 40 minutes.

After using the disinfection cabinet, the internal temperature will still be a certain level, so you cannot open the cabinet door directly to take out items. Generally, you should wait for about half an hour before opening the cabinet door.

Why can't stainless steel be placed in a disinfection cabinet

Stainless steel can be placed in a disinfection cabinet for disinfection. When disinfecting, the stainless steel tableware should be cleaned, drained and placed vertically on the shelf of the disinfection cabinet, which is conducive to shortening the disinfection time and reducing the power consumption of the disinfection cabinet. After the disinfection is completed, the disinfection cabinet is still in a high temperature state and it is easy to burn your hands. It takes 10 to 20 minutes before you can open the cabinet to take out the items.

The disinfection cabinet dries, sterilizes, and dehumidifies tableware and cutlery through ultraviolet rays, far infrared rays, high temperature, ozone, etc. For example, stainless steel tableware and iron tableware can be disinfected.

When disinfecting stainless steel tableware, you need to clean the tableware, drain the water, and place it vertically on the shelf of the disinfection cabinet to avoid stacking the tableware. This will help shorten the disinfection time and reduce the power consumption of the disinfection cabinet.

After disinfection, the inside of the disinfection cabinet is still in a high temperature state and is easily scalding. It takes 10 to 20 minutes before you can open the cabinet to take out items. If you are not going to use tableware for the time being, it is not recommended to open the cabinet door to help maintain the disinfection effect.