1. Pre-cleaning and Draining: Immediately after cleaning, invert the container to drain all remaining cleaning solution. Wipe the inside, bottom, and corners of the container repeatedly with a dry cloth to thoroughly remove any visible water stains and prevent liquid buildup.
2. Optimizing the Drying Environment: Place the container with the opening facing upwards in a well-ventilated area with a temperature of 20-25℃ and humidity of 50%-70%. Avoid damp, enclosed corners. If necessary, use a fan at low speed to blow air directly into the container to accelerate moisture evaporation.
3. Accelerating Drying: You can stuff dry paper towels into the container to absorb moisture or add a small amount of desiccant. Alternatively, use a hairdryer on a low heat setting, holding it 15-30 cm away from the opening, to blow evenly and quickly remove residual moisture. Ensure the temperature does not exceed 60℃.
4. Final Verification: After standing for 2 hours, wipe the inside of the container with a clean white cloth. If no dampness is visible, place a dry paper towel inside, seal, and let stand for 10 minutes. If the paper towel is dry after removal, the container is completely dry.
