Quick answer
Hand wash your Immi Bowl & Spoon Set with mild soap and a soft sponge, avoid abrasive scrubbers and sudden temperature changes, and dry immediately to prevent water spots and preserve the ceramic finish.
Why ceramic care matters
Your Immi Bowl & Spoon Set is made from high-quality ceramic. While ceramic is durable and chip-resistant with normal use, it can crack or craze if handled roughly or exposed to extreme temperature shifts. A little routine care keeps the glossy surface intact and the set looking like new.
The biggest trade-off: ceramic is not microwave-safe if it has metallic glaze accents, and it is not dishwasher-safe if you want to preserve the finish. Hand washing takes a few extra minutes but prevents dulling and micro-scratches.
Daily care steps
- Step 1: Rinse immediately after use: Rinse the bowl and spoon with warm water right after eating to prevent food from drying and sticking. This makes the wash step faster and reduces the need for scrubbing. Do not let leftover broth or oil sit in the bowl for hours; it can cause discoloration over time.
- Step 2: Hand wash with mild soap and a soft sponge: Apply a small amount of mild dish soap to a soft sponge or cloth. Gently wash the bowl and spoon in warm water, focusing on any oily residue. Avoid steel wool, abrasive pads, or harsh scouring powders that can scratch the ceramic glaze. Abrasive scrubbers are the most common cause of visible wear on ceramic sets. Stick to non-scratch sponges.
- Step 3: Dry with a lint-free cloth: After rinsing thoroughly, dry the bowl and spoon immediately with a soft, lint-free towel. Air drying can leave water spots and mineral deposits that dull the finish over time. If you must air dry, place the items upside down on a clean dish rack and wipe off any spots before storing.
- Step 4: Store safely: Stack or store the bowl and spoon in a cabinet where they will not knock against other dishes. If stacking, place a soft cloth or paper towel between the bowl and spoon to prevent scratches. Never store ceramic pieces directly on top of each other without a protective layer, as friction can wear down the glaze.
- Step 5: Avoid extreme temperature changes: Do not pour boiling water into a cold bowl or place a hot bowl directly onto a cold surface. Let the bowl come to room temperature before adding hot liquid or refrigerating leftovers. Sudden temperature shifts can cause ceramic to crack. A common mistake is rinsing a hot bowl with cold water. Always let it cool first.
Product facts
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Bowl & Spoon Set: The Immi Bowl & Spoon Set is meticulously crafted with high quality ceramic material for the ultimate ramen eating experience. High-quality ceramic is non-porous and resists staining, but it requires gentle cleaning to maintain its smooth, glossy surface and prevent scratches.
Bowl & Spoon Set
