Different faucet materials require different cleaning methods. Do not, under any circumstances, use scouring agents, abrasive sponges, hydrochloric acid, i.e. so-called lime-scale removers, vinegar (acetic acid)-based cleaners, ammonia or metal silicates. Such cleaners are likely to damage the finish. You can prevent lime deposits from forming by always wiping your faucets dry immediately after use. The best way to clean your faucets is to wipe them with a wet, soapy cloth, rinse off and wipe dry. There are cleaning agents available that are designed specifically for the type of finish you have on your fixture.
Lime scale is a build up of alkaline residue from the water in your area. All you need to do to clean it up is reduce the alkalinity with an acid such as neat vinegar or lemon juice. Your faucets will amaze you when you rub them clean with half a lemon.
Windex is not recommended for cleaning your faucets. When you are cleaning you mirrors do not spray the faucet. Windex contains harmful chemicals that eventually destroy the finish of your faucet.
These instructions are suggestions. It is highly recommended that you follow your manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure proper cleaning of your product.
Lime scale is a build up of alkaline residue from the water in your area. All you need to do to clean it up is reduce the alkalinity with an acid such as neat vinegar or lemon juice. Your faucets will amaze you when you rub them clean with half a lemon.
Windex is not recommended for cleaning your faucets. When you are cleaning you mirrors do not spray the faucet. Windex contains harmful chemicals that eventually destroy the finish of your faucet.
These instructions are suggestions. It is highly recommended that you follow your manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure proper cleaning of your product.
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