Regular care of the surfaces
Special care instructions for wash basins and bathtubs made of mineral compounds such as Solid Surface Care for products made of solid surface material (such as Corian) or coated mineral casting (GelCoat) just as gently as sanitary ceramics. Pay particular attention to this: • Before using the product for the first time, clean it with soapy water. Then rinse with clear water and rub dry. • Always use a pH-neutral cleaner or a mild detergent – and never use aggressive acids, chlorine or drain cleaners. Be careful with hair dyes, ink pads or ink pens. They could permanently discolor the surface.
Repairing scratches on cast mineral sinks: see p. 19.
How to care for toilets, shower toilets, urinals and bidets
hansgrohe offers toilets, urinals and bidets to suit individual bathroom styles. A big plus point: the rimless design makes the toilets less susceptible to germs compared to conventional toilets. This makes them easier to clean.
1. Preparation Put on disposable gloves, fold up the toilet seat and lid and remove loose dirt by wiping.
2. Cleaning the wash basin Apply the toilet cleaner to the wash basin. Let the cleaner sit briefly if necessary (please follow the manufacturer‘s instruc- tions). Use a toilet brush to thoroughly clean the wash basin, the drainage area and the rim. Leave the seat and lid up as long as the flushing process continues or there are strong cleaning agents in the toilet bowl.
3. Wipe down the toilet seat and outer surfaces Wipe the seat, lid and outer surfaces with a soft, well-wrung cloth or rag and a citric acid-based cleaner. If your hansgrohe toilet has the QuickRelease function, you can remove the toilet seat quickly and easily and get into all corners tho- roughly. Wipe with clean water and dry the surfaces with a cloth.
4. Rinse Flush the toilet to remove all residues.
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