New material handle, bright color, stainless steel blade, sharp and durable

Mechanical streamline design, beautiful shape, using special stainless steel and engineering plastic manufacturing, feel comfortable

Paper package, 240pcs/ carton

4 sizes: 6 \"chef knife 7\"The chef knife8\"The chef knife7Carving knife

Daily tool maintenance:

1, after the knife is used up, wipe clean with a clean cloth to dry and put in the ventilation place, to prevent the high carbon steel body oxidation rust, (the hardness and rust resistance of steel is contradictory, all stainless steel in the hardness and rust resistance in the middle of the balance, the specific science content you can be a little bit more).

2, if the kitchen knife due to damp mildew or spots, but not serious, can be removed by the following methods: A. B. Wash and rub the rust with salt and a little water; C. Soak in rice washing water to prevent rust and remove rust.

3 kitchen knife stench can be used in addition to ginger. The kitchen knife cuts through the fish or the onion garlic and so on matter, will leave the foul odor, if eliminates the foul odor on the knife, wipes the knife with the ginger, may remove the foul odor.

 1. Product quality: before we deliver goods, we will pass strict quality inspection by special quality supervision department to ensure that there are no quality problems before we deliver goods for you

 2. Product pictures: all pictures are taken in kind, but due to the reasons of light and display, the pictures you see may have slight color difference, which is unavoidable, please kindly understand

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