Wooden Lockers
Wooden Lockers, as we all know, are made from wood as their raw material, so this kind of locker should be kept out of damp environments: wood warps easily when it absorbs moisture and also tends to rot and give off odours, so wooden Lockers should be placed in a dry, well-ventilated environment. If a locker does smell, wiping it with tea water can effectively remove the odour, and placing a sachet inside the locker is enough.
Steel Lockers
Steel Lockers are made of cold-rolled steel plate, and are phosphated and rust-proofed by means of electrostatic powder spraying. Because the plastic powder is fairly sensitive to ultraviolet light, the locker needs to be placed somewhere that UV light does not readily reach and that is well ventilated. When wiping a locker, choose a soft towel that does not shed lint, and never wash the locker with hot water, alkaline water or disinfectant, so that it can be used for longer.Plastic Lockers
Compared with wooden and steel Lockers, plastic Lockers have the advantages of being moisture-proof and rust-free, but they are damaged by sunlight and need to be kept where the sun cannot shine directly on them, otherwise the material weathers easily and the appearance suffers. A new locker can also be wiped with rice-washing water mixed with white vinegar, which removes odours well.
Those are the points to note when maintaining a Locker. Do you understand them now?
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