Caring for your Wedgwood dinnerware is a snap, provided that you follow all storage and maintenance tips. The Wedgwood Company, which is renowned for its customer service, elegant designs, and customer support, always puts its products through very extensive testing. Thus, you don't have to worry about your Fine Bone China or crystalline pieces disintegrating after a few uses.

You can wash Wedgwood china by hand in hot water with regular dishwashing detergent. You can employ a toothbrush and toothpaste to remove stains caused by the metal deposits from silverware. You remove coffee stains with any basic kind of alkaloid cleaner, like borax. However, don't use abrasive scouring pads or chemicals on your Wedgwood china.

Wedgwood china is dishwasher safe, as long as you separate the pieces before putting them into the washer. Make sure to rinse off your china after the initial run, so that soap film doesn't cloud your plates and dishes. You can heat your china up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit, but you shouldn't put any dishes over open heat or change their temperature too rapidly.

Wedgwood engineers design their ceramics to withstand typical everyday use. You can insert your Wedgwood pieces into the microwave, so long as they don't contain platinum or gold metallic decorations of any kind. If caked-on food or hard water deposits form on your china, you can remove such debris with a solution of diluted lemon juice and a wet cloth.