According to the reporter’s statistics on the visits of kitchen equipment companies, more than 70% of companies are highly concerned about e-commerce, more than 50% of manufacturing companies are planning to implement, 20% have been deeply involved, and only a few percent have achieved good results. The economic benefits. It can be seen that although the industry e-commerce business is hot, it is not easy to really develop it. Where is the problem? After a visit to the survey, it was found that because the product is a large piece of heavy goods, logistics and transportation costs are high, and product after-sale protection is relatively difficult, resulting in a hot market for kitchen equipment and e-commerce, but it is difficult to carry out. In the era of e-commerce, online shopping has become one of the main choices for people to consume. The low price is one of the highlights of online shopping. Since there is no traditional marketing model of online sales, the cost of sales is low, and the price naturally drops by a relatively small amount. The more important point is that online shopping is more convenient, breaking the limitations of time and space, the 24-hour shopping model and the nationwide Unicom shopping environment allow consumers to purchase the desired items anytime anywhere. At the same time, online shopping also greatly saves consumers' time. As long as one web page is opened, it can be quickly consumed, and browsing the web is much faster than shopping. And consumers can shop at home, eliminating the need to travel, but also save travel time. Because of the advantages of online shopping, consumers are increasingly keen on online shopping. Businesses from all walks of life keep up with the pace, and they have tested online marketing. The e-commerce model of the furniture industry has been open for some time, but the actual online marketing profits are far from expected, and logistics is one of the major obstacles. The kitchen equipment industry to take the road of e-commerce, the key is logistics. As we all know, the most thorny issue of online sales is logistics, logistics will undoubtedly become the throat of the entire network sales channels. Kitchen equipment as a large item, e-commerce has a particularly high demand for logistics, ordinary express delivery simply can not provide transportation services. Although the logistics market can meet the requirements of transportation, there are many large-scale transport vehicles. However, due to the non-standardized management, the long-term transportation of large-size goods has problems such as “system shortage”, “management disorder”, “high fees” and “difficulties in access”, which greatly restricts The healthy growth of the industry has also affected the robust development of kitchen equipment and electricity providers.

The use of electric kettles for a long period of time can result in thick scale and small spaces are not easily cleaned. Here we introduce several simple and convenient descaling methods. Turn the bottle of hot vinegar into the bottle and cover it tightly. After shaking gently, place it for half an hour. Then wash it with clean water and remove the scale. Add 50 grams of baking soda and a glass of water to the bottle, tightly close the lid, shake it gently, and let it stand for half an hour before washing it with clean water. Or break the egg shells in the water bottle, pour a few drops of detergent and the appropriate amount of water, cover it, shake it up and down, and finally rinse it with clean water. Place a magnet in the scaled kettle, which will crack the thick scale inside the kettle. Put a few potatoes in the kettle and cook for a few hours. The thick scale will fall off on its own and the kettle will not be damaged. Rice (face) soup decalcification method Put the remaining rice soup or noodle soup into a pot full of scale, the thicker the better, and after a few days, when it is naturally fermented and sour, the scale in the pot will gradually fall off. The longer you leave it, the better the deterring effect will be.

In recent days, the Internet has rumors that "the rules for the safe use of home appliances have been officially implemented." On November 29th, Lu Jianguo, Minister of Inspection of the National Electrical Appliances Quality Supervision and Inspection Center of the National Standardization Committee for Appliances, rumored in an interview with an E-world reporter: “There is no so-called “Utility Regulations for the Use of Appliances”. In 2009, it passed the examination and approval of the National Household Electrical Appliances Quality Supervision and Inspection Center and was submitted to the National Standards Committee for approval. However, it has not yet been formally approved and implemented by the National Standards Committee. Therefore, consumers cannot see the relevant logo in the store. In fact, due to the lack of guidelines on the “shelf life” of household appliances, some consumers even if they have used their home appliances for a long period of time, they are “cautious” and pose a security risk. Therefore, industry experts have called for the relevant departments to issue regulations as soon as possible and should accelerate the recycling of over-age appliances. Industry, Consumers Expect “Home Appliance Shelf Life” Recently, a number of media reported the news that "the rules governing the safe use of home appliances have been formally implemented." The online rumors that "appliances should be marked with a safe use period" have attracted the attention of the industry and caused misunderstandings among consumers. Lu Jianguo analyzed that: “The reason why such news is reported is that it is due to the end of the year. The industry eagerly hopes that this standard, which has been approved for three years, can be promulgated and implemented as soon as possible, and understands the regulations on the number of years of appliance safety. Companies can clearly define the next year's product planning: what standards should be set, rather than the 'secondary monk's incompetence.' In fact, in addition to the standards that companies focus on in terms of the safe use of products, consumers are in desperate need of such standards for their own protection. It is understood that the GB/T21097.1-2007 “General Requirements for the Safe Use of Life for Household and Similar Electrical Appliances and Recycling and Utilization” approved by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine has been formally implemented since May 1, 2008. However, the “General” only puts forward the labeling principles and framework for the safe use of home appliances. It is recommended that manufacturers mark the period of safe use of their home appliances. It is not clear that the “shelf life” of various types of home appliances is several years. In real life, consumers generally want to use them for a few more years as long as the appliance is not broken, until the damage is not working properly. Old appliances that can be used for overage have many hidden troubles, such as parts that are susceptible to dampness or mildew, or even cause electric shock. According to experts, if an accident occurs due to the use of "elderly" household appliances, should the loss be borne by the company or is the consumer responsible? It has become a long-standing problem in the industry that is difficult to define. According to Lu Jianguo, the “Special Requirements” of “Safe Use Period of Home Appliances” will clarify the useful life of household appliances such as televisions, refrigerators, and washing machines, and emphasize that manufacturers should bear responsibility for accidents within the service life. The implementation of the "Special Requirements" will also urge manufacturers to pay more attention to the quality of maintenance and safeguard the interests of consumers. On the other hand, if the home appliance has passed the "life limit" and there is a security incident, the manufacturer will no longer be responsible, so consumers should always pay attention to the safe use of appliances. "Home Appliance Shelf Life" Why is it difficult to produce? Since both consumers and the industry are eagerly looking forward to the official implementation of the "home appliance shelf life" standard, why this "special request" can not be approved by the National Standards Committee? Zhu Yan, deputy chief engineer of the China Household Electrical Appliances Research Institute, believes that the detailed regulations on the safe use of various types of home appliances have not yet been approved by the National Standards Committee. This is because the responsibility for the safety of household appliances within the service life is in principle borne by the manufacturer. The relevant standards will have a major impact on the industry and companies. Therefore, the introduction of the standard will be very careful. “Because of the different functional structures of various appliances, the safety and service life of different