The Vide combines silicone, steel and magnets, so it should be surface-cleaned rather than submerged. Gentle care protects both its finish and internal components.
Material should be considered through touch, sound, care and fit.
01
Routine cleaning
Remove cutlery and loose crumbs. Wipe the surface gently with a damp microfibre cloth, warm water and mild detergent.
A calm surface protects and separates frequently handled pieces.
02
Clean dividers separately
Lift movable dividers away before wiping around their contact points. Use the same gentle surface-cleaning method and avoid soaking magnetic or steel components.
03
Dry naturally
Air dry in a shaded area before replacing utensils. Make sure the inlay and dividers are fully dry and do not place them in direct sunlight.
04
What to avoid
Do not submerge the Vide, place it in a dishwasher, or use metal brushes, abrasive detergents or alcohol.
05
Prevent marks and trapped debris
Remove crumbs before they are pressed beneath utensils and attend to strongly coloured or oily spills promptly. Avoid dragging sharp edges across the surface when rearranging the drawer.
06
Clean spills promptly
Attend to spills when they occur and make sure moisture is not left around the divider or inlay components. Follow the current product care instructions supplied with the Vide.
Frequently asked
Useful details, clearly answered.
Can a silicone drawer insert go in the dishwasher?
The Vide should not be submerged or placed in a dishwasher because its construction includes silicone, steel and magnets.
How should I clean a silicone cutlery insert?
Remove loose crumbs, then wipe gently with a damp microfibre cloth, warm water and mild detergent. Allow it to air dry in shade.
Should magnetic drawer dividers be soaked for cleaning?
No. Components containing magnets or steel should be gently surface-cleaned and dried thoroughly rather than soaked. Follow the current care guidance supplied with the system.