Bathroom

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

General Care

  • Run exhaust fans or open windows to remove moisture from the bathroom.
  • Clean bathroom mirrors with an ammonia-free cleaner.

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.

Toilet

  • 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.

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