Stainless steel racks are utensil organizers made from rust-resistant and durable iron alloys. The stainless steel dish drainer contains at least 11% chromium, carbon, and trace amounts of non-metal elements. Chromium forms a passive film that protects the metal dish rack against corrosion from kitchen ingredients such as vinegar and lemon juice. If scratched, chromium has the ability to heal itself in the presence of oxygen to restore the racks' shiny luster.
Stainless steel has medical-grade cleanability, which is superior to aluminum and copper. This means that every nook and cranny of the stainless dish rack can be cleaned thoroughly with common kitchen detergents to kill most deadly microorganisms. After cleaning, the material also forms an unconducive environment for the multiplication of bacteria and is certified for use in food processing plants.
Molds do not germinate and grow on stainless steel kitchenware. Dirt and the accumulation of minerals and food particles, however, provide a good habitat for mold growth, making stainless dish racks look unattractive. If, after cleaning, the stainless steel rack and molds keep growing, use hydrogen peroxide or wipe the surface with tea tree oil. These are anti-mold growth agents available at pocket-friendly prices online.
Painting stainless steel racks personalize them and hide imperfections. To paint the rack, clean it with hot soapy water and a scrub pad to remove dirt and oil. After that, rinse the rack and sand to remove stubborn stains and roughen the surface to form a strong bond with the paint. Apply several layers of a primer that is compatible with the metal and the paint you will be using. Finally, give the metal dish rack a new look with paint.
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