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Maintenance Peugeot Salt Mill
Maintaining your Peugeot salt mill is essential to ensure it continues to work efficiently and last a long time. Here are some tips on proper maintenance:
1. Cleaning
Dry cloth or brush: Use a dry cloth or soft brush to clean the outside of the grinder. Avoid using water, as moisture can cause damage to the mechanism and cause the salt to clump.
Empty regularly: Empty the grinder occasionally to remove any salt residue. This prevents build-up and keeps the mechanism working smoothly.
2. Use the right salt
Special salt for mills: only use dry, coarse-grained salt such as sea salt or rock salt specifically intended for salt mills. Peugeot salt mills are designed for dry salt and should not be filled with moist sea salt or Himalayan salt, as this can damage the mechanism.
Not suitable for wet salt: Do not use wet salt or moist salts (such as Sel Gris or Fleur de Sel) unless the mill is specifically designed for them. These salts can clog the mechanism and cause rust.
3. Refill regularly
Refill the mill regularly: Always keep your grinder well filled with salt grains, but make sure there is still some space so the grains can move freely.
Don't overfill: Don't fill the mill all the way to the brim. Leave some space so that the salt can be ground properly without clogging.
4. Adjusting the grinding degree
Adjusting the coarseness: Peugeot salt mills often have a knob on top with which you can adjust the grinding degree. Turn the knob tighter for finer grinding and looser for coarser grinding.
5. Safe storage
Dry environment:Store the salt mill in a dry place, away from humid environments such as next to a cooker or near a dishwasher. Moisture can cause the salt to clump and damage the mechanism.
Closing after use: Make sure the mill is properly closed after use, especially in humid environments, to prevent moisture from entering the grinder.
6. Avoid excessive use of force
Do not force: If grinding is difficult, do not force. First check that there are no excessively large grains of salt stuck in the mechanism. Empty the grinder and refill it with the correct salt grains if necessary.
7. Periodic check
Check mechanism: From time to time, check that the mechanism rotates smoothly and that no wear is visible. If the mechanism shows signs of wear, contact Peugeot or the supplier for maintenance or replacement.
By following these maintenance tips, your Peugeot salt mill will stay in good condition and you can enjoy perfectly ground salt for years to come.
1. Cleaning
Dry cloth or brush: Use a dry cloth or soft brush to clean the outside of the grinder. Avoid using water, as moisture can cause damage to the mechanism and cause the salt to clump.
Empty regularly: Empty the grinder occasionally to remove any salt residue. This prevents build-up and keeps the mechanism working smoothly.
2. Use the right salt
Special salt for mills: only use dry, coarse-grained salt such as sea salt or rock salt specifically intended for salt mills. Peugeot salt mills are designed for dry salt and should not be filled with moist sea salt or Himalayan salt, as this can damage the mechanism.
Not suitable for wet salt: Do not use wet salt or moist salts (such as Sel Gris or Fleur de Sel) unless the mill is specifically designed for them. These salts can clog the mechanism and cause rust.
3. Refill regularly
Refill the mill regularly: Always keep your grinder well filled with salt grains, but make sure there is still some space so the grains can move freely.
Don't overfill: Don't fill the mill all the way to the brim. Leave some space so that the salt can be ground properly without clogging.
4. Adjusting the grinding degree
Adjusting the coarseness: Peugeot salt mills often have a knob on top with which you can adjust the grinding degree. Turn the knob tighter for finer grinding and looser for coarser grinding.
5. Safe storage
Dry environment:Store the salt mill in a dry place, away from humid environments such as next to a cooker or near a dishwasher. Moisture can cause the salt to clump and damage the mechanism.
Closing after use: Make sure the mill is properly closed after use, especially in humid environments, to prevent moisture from entering the grinder.
6. Avoid excessive use of force
Do not force: If grinding is difficult, do not force. First check that there are no excessively large grains of salt stuck in the mechanism. Empty the grinder and refill it with the correct salt grains if necessary.
7. Periodic check
Check mechanism: From time to time, check that the mechanism rotates smoothly and that no wear is visible. If the mechanism shows signs of wear, contact Peugeot or the supplier for maintenance or replacement.
By following these maintenance tips, your Peugeot salt mill will stay in good condition and you can enjoy perfectly ground salt for years to come.