Use and Care Manual

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 Under no circumstances should abrasive, rough, caustic cleaning agent and cleansing
materials, acidic or alcohol cleaners be used. Use clean soft cloth.
 Wood/ furniture paste wax care and cleaning agent/ spray may also be applied to polish
surface whenever necessary. It will add another protective coat.
Re-oiling
Oiled wooden surfaces have to be treated regularly. An oiled surface is subject to wear due to
mechanical and physical stress in the course of time. It is particularly recommendable to treat the
wooden bath furniture with wood oil. For re-oiling, place some oil on a cloth or a soft sponge and
rub it evenly on the surface. The oil should be supplied thinly, but evenly onto the entire surface
in the direction of the wood grain. It should be oiled from inside towards the outside, i.e. from the
drain toward the edge of the tub. Let the oil act upon the wood for a few hours, preferably
overnight. The wood oil recommended for wooden bath furniture features resistance against dirt,
humidity and changes of temperature.
Ceramic
 Clean stubborn spots with a non-abrasive liquid or paste polish.
 Never use cleaners with abrasives, soft scrub, and Clorox or Drano type products on these
finishes.
Solid Surface
 Use clean soft cloth. Most dirt & residue and watermarks; use soapy water or ammonia
based cleaner, rinse and wipe dry.
 Difficult residue; spray residue with soapy water or ammonia based cleaner. Rub entire
surface with a green Scotch-Brite®* pad in a circular motion. Rinse surface with water
and wipe dry