Regular cleaning: Long-term wearing of Cui Mo will lead to dirty marks on the surface, so it needs to be soaked in water frequently and carefully brushed with a small soft brush. In this way, corrosive substances will not only harm Cui Mo, but also replenish the water lost when Cui Mo is exposed to the air. The frequency of cleaning should be at least once a month. If you are in a hot southern city, you'd better clean it every day.

Stay away from solvents such as acid and alkali: Cui Mo is exposed to skin for a long time, and some chemicals in sweat will cause corrosion, so it is best not to hold Cui Mo in your hand often in summer. For the accessories you carry with you, always wash them with neutral washing liquid, and stay away from acids, alkalis and various organic solvents, such as cosmetics and perfumes, which will do harm to Cui Mo.

Avoid high temperature: Cui Mo baked at high temperature will change the molecular structure of jade, resulting in dry seed material, light color and other adverse consequences. Try not to wear Cui Mo under strong light in summer; There are places like saunas. You'd better remember to take off Cui Mo ornaments in time.