• Two soft cloths – one for cleaning, one for drying or paper towel
• Water
• Optional: soft brush , Isopropanol 70–99% or alcohol cleaning wipes

Regular cleaning keeps everything running like butter and prevents resin from building up. If it’s starting to feel sticky, don’t worry — you’re not alone. It’s just time for a quick spa day.

1. Disassemble the grater disc.

2. Remove loose particles from the grinding chamber with a soft brush.

3. Wipe wooden parts with a soft cloth or paper towel slightly dampened with water.

4. Dry thoroughly with a clean, soft cloth.

Optional: Use a small amount of isopropanol (70–99%) on a cloth or alcohol wipe for a deeper clean. It dissolves buildup gently without harming the finish.

Important: No scraping, no soaking — patience, not pressure.

• Two soft cloths – one for cleaning, one for drying or paper towel
• Water
• Optional: soft brush , Isopropanol 70–99% or alcohol cleaning wipes

Let’s be honest — we all forget to clean our grinder until it starts to complain.

If it’s been a while, don’t panic — you just need a little patience. Your Stona will thank you with smoother spins than ever.

1. Apply a little isopropanol (70–99%) to a soft cloth or use an alcohol wipe.

2. Gently wipe the wooden side walls, letting the alcohol soften any resin.

3. Work slowly — no scraping, no force.

4. Dry the parts thoroughly with a soft cloth.

Important: No scraping, no soaking — patience, not pressure.

💡 Pro Tip:

After a deep clean, give the wood a quick conditioning session with the Stona Wood Balm. It restores moisture, adds a protective layer, and brings back that silky-smooth feel.

How often you clean the grater discs really depends on what you’re grinding — some herbs play nice, others like to leave their mark.

If the motion starts to feel a little sticky or less smooth than usual, it’s probably time for a quick clean.

• A soft brush (or a toothbrush)
• Isopropyl alcohol (70–99%)
• A soft, dry cloth for drying

1. Remove the grater disc from the grinder.

2. Gently tap to remove any loose material.

3. Soak your brush or toothbrush with isopropyl alcohol and carefully clean both sides to remove residue. Alternatively, for deeper cleaning, you can briefly soak the disc itself in isopropyl alcohol.

4. Let the disc dry completely before reassembling.

⚠️ Safety note

Handle the grater discs with care — the edges beneath the surface are sharp.

Avoid pressing the surface with your fingertips and always keep the discs out of reach of children.

When cleaning with isopropyl alcohol or other strong agents, follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions. Work in a well-ventilated area and wear protective gloves and glasses if recommended.

• Warm water
• Mild dish soap (pH 6–8 recommended)
• A soft sponge or microfiber cloth
• A dry, soft cloth for drying

1. Wash the lid under warm running water using mild dish soap.

2. Gently clean the surface with a soft sponge or microfiber cloth.

3. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residue.

4. Let it air-dry or dry it completely before reassembling.

Optional: When heavily soiled, use isopropyl alcohol (70–99%) on a soft cloth to remove residue.

Don’t put the lid in the dishwasher — high heat and detergents will damage the anodized finish.

Don’t use abrasive sponges or scrubbing pads.

Don’t use strong detergents, acidic cleaners, or chemical solvents — they can dull or discolor the surface.

• Water or glass cleaner
• A soft cloth
• Optional: isopropyl alcohol (70–99%)

Clean the glass using a standard household glass cleaner and a soft cloth.

We recommend cleaning by hand — aggressive dishwasher detergents can dull or damage the smoked finish over time.

For heavier buildup, isopropyl alcohol (70–99%) can be used to gently dissolve resin or residue.