Care and Cleaning Instructions

To maintain the product and to avoid possible damage, please use caution when cleaning and always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Sinks
— Rinse the basin thoroughly and regularly after use.
— In order to prevent water spots and mineral deposits on the sink, keep the basin dry by wiping with a clean soft cloth.
— To remove mineral deposits, use a low pH vinegar solution and rinse with water.
— Keep the sink surface dry to avoid possible damage caused by water with high iron content.
— Do not leave low-carbon steel or iron kitchenware in the basin.
— Do not leave rubber patches, wet sponges or cleaning pads in the sink.
— Avoid the use of cleaning supplies containing chlorine bleach to lower the risk of damaging the sink.
— If there is any accidental contact of the sink with photographic chemicals or soldering fluxes, immediately rinse and clean the sink with water.
— Do not leave food with high-salt content such as pickles, béarnaise sauce or mustard in the sink for a long period of time.
— Do not use cleaning products containing silver, sulfur or hydrochloric acid.
— Do not leave metal or rusted materials in the sink.
— Do not rub the sink with metal rubbing or scrubbing pads.
— Do not use the sink as a cutting board.    

NOTE:
- Rust stains caused by water at the bottom of the sink will disappear over time.
- If there are dents on the sink upon receipt, please contact us through the store you purchased from.
- To remove fingerprints on the sink surface, scour and rinse as usual. 

Faucets and Accessories
— Clean the product as and when required. Regular cleaning prevents scale buildup and water spotting.
— To clean the product, flush with clean water and dry with a soft cloth.
— To remove scale or water spots, only use cleaners made specifically for that purpose. Apply cleaners to cleaning cloths, pads or sponges first; do not apply directly onto the product.
— Do not allow any cleaning product to remain on the product for longer than necessary.
— Do not use any abrasive cleaning products, such as scrubbing detergent, polisher, sand-cloth, paper tissue or scrapper.
— Do not use detergents or soaps that contain acid or that are undissolvable.
— Take the faucet aerator off and clean it when necessary.
— After cleaning, rinse thoroughly with clean water to remove any cleaner residue.