Bathroom

Your new bathroom has high-end fixtures and surfaces with protective coatings that help preserve their appearance and performance.

General Care

Shower and Tub

Clean the shower with an ordinary dishwashing detergent unless hard water minerals have been deposited. If hard water minerals have been deposited, use a commercial glass cleaner. Never use steel wool or scouring pads on the metal portion of shower enclosures.
Clean bathtub with a foaming bath and tile cleaner to remove normal soil. Don’t use any type of abrasive on the bathtub.
For fiberglass tubs and showers use a fiberglass cleaner found at most grocery stores.

Bathroom toilets are durable fixtures made of vitreous china, a clay that’s glazed for a smooth surface, which can become scratched if cleaned improperly.
Pay special attention to the holes located under the bowl rim. If they aren’t cleaned regularly, they can become clogged and cause the toilet to malfunction.
Never flush grease, hair, lint, diapers, rubbish or facial tissues down the toilet.
Only use toilet bowl cleaner on the inside of the toilet bowl. To clean the outside of the toilet use a commercial bathroom cleaner.
If your toilet continues to run after flushing, check the flapper and valve float in the toilet tank, and replace if necessary.
Condensation can occur on the outside of the water tank and may look similar to a leak.