How to Clean Epoxy Coated Iron Organizers

Quick Answer

Clean epoxy coated iron organizers with a soft damp cloth and mild dish soap, then dry immediately. Avoid abrasive scrubbers or harsh chemicals that can chip or dull the coating.

How to Clean Epoxy Coated Iron Organizers in 5 Steps

1. Empty the organizer completely: Remove all pens, utensils, or office supplies. Shake out loose crumbs or dust over a trash bin. A quick shake removes most loose debris before you even wet the organizer.
2. Wipe with a damp microfiber cloth: Dampen a soft microfiber cloth with water and a drop of mild dish soap. Wipe all surfaces, including the bottom track and stacking rim. Do not soak the organizer. Common mistake: using too much water can seep into the metal track and cause rust over time.
3. Rinse with a clean damp cloth: Use a second cloth dampened with plain water to remove any soap residue. Soap left behind can attract dust.
4. Dry thoroughly with a soft towel: Pat dry with a lint-free towel, then let the organizer air dry completely for 10–15 minutes before returning items. Pay special attention to corners and the stacking rim. Checkpoint: any moisture left in crevices can lead to spotting on the epoxy finish.
5. Reorganize and maintain weekly: Once dry, place the organizer back in the drawer. For weekly upkeep, a quick dry dusting with a microfiber cloth is enough. Deep clean only when you see visible buildup. Regular light cleaning keeps the epoxy coating glossy longer than infrequent heavy scrubbing.

Products Referenced

• MeshWorks® epoxy coated iron DrawerStore™ organizer (3x9): Made with a durable silver metal construction and has a metal track making it easy stack 'em up like it's Tetris. The metal track and stacking design mean you can clean multiple organizers at once without disassembling your drawer layout.

  

• MeshWorks® epoxy coated iron DrawerStore™ organizer (6x12): Made with a durable silver metal construction and has stacking rim, so you can stack 'em up like it's Tetris! The stacking rim creates small crevices where dust can collect, so pay extra attention to those edges during cleaning.