Rustilia Answers - Helpful Tips for Buyers
1) How to Clean an Induction Hob : To clean an induction hob, wait until it's cool. Use a soft microfiber cloth dampened with water and vinegar or a neutral detergent. Avoid abrasive sponges. For stubborn stains, use a specific scraper. Dry thoroughly to avoid streaks. Regular cleaning preserves the hob's aesthetics and functionality.
2) How to Choose an Air Fryer: When choosing an air fryer, consider capacity (for 1-6 people), power (1000-2000W), preset programs, removable basket, ease of cleaning, size, noise level, energy consumption, timer, and digital display. Also consider included accessories and quality materials to ensure durability, efficiency, and practicality in everyday use.
3) Epoxy Resin Uses : Epoxy resin is a two-component material made of resin and hardener, which cures at room temperature, creating a solid, glossy, and durable surface. It is used in carpentry, art, design, and industry for coatings, encapsulations, artistic creations, flooring, countertops, jewelry, and custom furnishings.
4) Gas Oven Tips: To get the most out of a gas oven: 1) Use a baking stone to distribute heat evenly. 2) Rotate the pans halfway through baking to avoid hot spots. 3) Place a container of water on the bottom to maintain humidity and improve the rising of bread and cakes.
5) How to Clean Vinyl: To clean vinyl, use a soft, dry, anti-static cloth to remove surface dust. For more stubborn dirt, apply a solution of distilled water and a few drops of neutral detergent, then dry with a clean cloth. Avoid harsh detergents and always clean along the grooves.
6) Induction Hob Consumption: An induction hob consumes on average between 1.5 and 3 kW during use, but actual consumption depends on the power setting and cooking time. It is more efficient than traditional hobs because it transfers energy directly to the pan, reducing waste and cooking times.
7) Appliance Energy Class : The energy class is listed on the appliance's label, usually from A (most efficient) to G (least efficient). Since 2021, it has been updated to a scale from A to G, eliminating the A+, A++, and A+++ classes. Also look at the annual consumption in kWh to understand the real impact on energy costs.
8) How to Clean Stainless Steel: To clean the stainless steel cooktop, use a soft cloth and a specific stainless steel cleaner or a solution of warm water and neutral soap. Dry immediately with a clean cloth to avoid streaks. For stubborn stains, apply a little white vinegar or baking soda, then rinse and dry.
9) How to Clean an Oven: To clean an oven, remove the racks and baking trays. Make a paste of baking soda and water, spread it on the interior surfaces, and let it sit for a few hours or overnight. Then, scrub with a damp sponge and rinse thoroughly. For stubborn residue, use white vinegar. Dry with a clean cloth.
10) How to Clean the Hood Filter: To clean the hood filter, carefully remove it. If it's metal, soak it in hot water with a degreasing detergent or baking soda and let it sit for 15-30 minutes. Then scrub with a non-abrasive sponge, rinse, and dry thoroughly. If the filter is activated carbon, it should be replaced periodically.
11) How does an air fryer work ? Choose a fryer with a removable, non-stick basket that 's easy to clean (even in the dishwasher). Quick cleanup really makes a difference in everyday use.
12) How much to spend on a good turntable . A good turntable can cost between 200 and 500 euros for quality entry-level models, but those looking for professional audio performance and premium finishes can spend between 1000 and 3000 euros for top-of-the-range turntables, designed for true enthusiasts and audiophiles.
13) Choosing the right kitchen hood means combining functionality, power, and style . Carefully consider the available space, your usual cooking style, and the desired aesthetic impact. A well-chosen hood will improve not only the air you breathe, but also your cooking experience. A first rule: the hood should be the same size as the hob, but if it's an induction hob, it's better if it's larger.
14) Cooking methods for whitening teeth: For vegetables we prefer cooked, like broccoli, cauliflower, or spinach, steaming is the ideal method: it preserves vitamin C, calcium, and antioxidants, all important for strong gums and a healthy smile. The microwave is also a good alternative, especially if used with little water and for a short time: this prevents nutrients from being lost in the cooking water.
15) What's the difference between a built-in microwave and a traditional one? None in terms of functionality. A built-in microwave integrates seamlessly into your kitchen cabinets, offering a clean, uncluttered design. Microwaves use microwaves, electromagnetic waves that agitate water molecules in food, generating rapid internal heat. Ideal for reheating, defrosting, or cooking very quickly.
16) How much power should the induction hob's meter have? Check your meter's power (you can do this from your bill or directly from the digital meter display). Consider a hob with a power limiter (Power Management). Ask a professional installer for advice. 3 kW is sometimes not enough.