No ~ and in the case of tea ~ it smells stuffy and so on. The following may help you: 1, thoroughly clean the inside and outside of the pot. Whether it is a new pot or an old pot, wax, oil, dirt, tea dirt, etc. You should take it out of the pot first.

2. Avoid oil pollution. The teapot is the most oil-free, so it must be cleaned immediately after it is touched, otherwise the soil tire will not absorb tea, leaving only oil stains.

3. Make real tea. The more times you make tea, the more tea juice the pot absorbs. When the soil tire is absorbed to a certain extent, it will give off a jade-like luster on the pot surface.

4. Brush moderately. After the surface of the pot is drenched with tea juice, brush off the accumulated tea needles in the pot with a soft brush, rinse with boiling water, and then wipe with a clean tea towel. Don't keep pushing and rubbing it.

5. Clean and dry after use. After making tea, the tea residue should be removed to avoid odor and need to be rearranged.

6. Let the pot have a rest. After soaking the teapot for a period of time, you need to have a rest, so that the soil tire can dry naturally and thoroughly, and it can be better absorbed when it is used again. According to these six steps to brighten the pot, although the development speed is slow, the brightness can last for a long time and people are not afraid to touch it.