Gustavsberg Nautic Square Handleiding
Gustavsberg
Douchekop
Nautic Square
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BATHTUBS
Clean after each use to prevent the build up of dirt
and limescale deposits. Use a mild and gentle de-
tergent, such as washing up liquid, and apply with a
soft brush or sponge. Use the shower head to rinse.
Remove any discolouration with citric acid or tartaric
acid. Apply a little to a damp cloth and rub the spot.
Rinse thoroughly. Limescale deposits are most easily
and safely removed with household vinegar. Apply a
little vinegar to a damp cloth and rub the spot, rinsing
thoroughly afterwards.
Our bathtubs are available with an extra surface treat-
ment called “glazeplus”. This is a crystal-clear polymer
film that protects the surface of you bathtub against
dirt and limescale deposits – which facilitates clea-
ning and reduces the amount of detergent you need
to use.
Products treated with glazeplus treatment must be
protected during decorating or renovation work as
the chemicals used by builders can damage the glaze.
Inform the concerned workers of this. Glazeplus
surfaces should be cleaned using a soft cloth – but
NOT a microfibre cloth – and a mild detergent.
If you want to wash or soak clothes, you should use a
mild – preferably liquid – handwashing detergent me-
ant for delicate items. Powerful washing and pre-soak
detergents can damage the bathtub enamel.
Never use abrasive detergents, steel wool, abrasive
sponges, cleaners
BATHROOM FURNITURE
Gustavsberg bathroom furniture is water-resistant,
but should not be rinsed down with water. Avoid pla-
cing the furniture right next to the bathtub or shower
without a proper shower screen. Water should not be
left on any surfaces, but wiped up as soon as possible.
Clean with a mild detergent and a soft cloth.
Ta ke ca re of your baT hroom and
your baTh r oom will Tak e c a re of you.
Keeping your bathroom clean is not just about hygiene. With proper care, all surfaces and
components will perform better and last longer. Simply follow this advice:
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SANITARY PORCELAIN
Dense sintered sanitary porcelain is one of the easiest
materials to maintain. And if you choose porcelain
with a Ceramicplus surface treatment, then it is even
easier to keep clean. Clean the porcelain often to
prevent dirt and limescale deposits forming. If your
regular detergent does not give the desired result,
try citric acid or tartaric acid. Dilute according to the
manufacturer’s instructions and apply to the WC bowl.
Wipe/rub the damp surface dry and rinse thoroughly.
Remove limescale deposits with household vinegar.
Dilute according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Heating the vinegar will provide an even better result.
Never use abrasive detergents. They damage the
glaze over time. And never use strongly alkaline,
lye-based blockage removers that can damage the
porcelain surface and harm the environment. For WC
bowls stored in unheated areas, the cistern should
be emptied and wiped dry. Pour about 4 dl (14 fl. oz.)
of antifreeze in the water trap. Use an environmental-
ly-friendly product.
SANITARY PORCELAIN WITH CERAMICPLUS
C+ is a treatment that makes surfaces even easier to keep
clean. The treatment closes the pores in the surface of the
porcelain so that water forms into drops and washes any dirt
and limescale down the waste pipe. Keeping things fresh
takes no more than a daily clean with a soft cloth/brush and
perhaps a little mild detergent. Use a vinegar-based cleaner
if you need something stronger and more effective against
limescale. Never use abrasive or talk-based products (pH
greater than 10). Otherwise, follow the same care rules as
for standard sanitary porcelain (see above). Environmentally-
hazardous substances such as solvents, strong chemicals or
poisons must not be used on or flushed down the WC bowl.
They harm the environment and can also damage the C+
surface treatment. Your warranty is void if such substances
have been used on/flushed down the WC bowl.
WC SEATS
Use a soap solution or a mild detergent. Never use
chlorine-based or abrasive detergents. Dry with a
clean cloth afterwards. Wipe off any limescale or
urine stains under the seat to stop them getting a
foothold. If a stain remains, rub it repeatedly with a
soft cloth dipped in hot soapy water. Our soft and
hard seats are coloured throughout the material
and should not fade with correct use. However, the
underside of a hard seat can suffer if not cleaned
regularly. It can usually be restored with a light po-
lish using a non-abrasive car polish and a soft cloth.
Make a habit of leaving the lid and seat up after clea-
ning the WC bowl so that any remaining detergent
and water can dry/evaporate.
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MIXERS
Make a habit of regularly wiping your mixers, prefera-
bly directly after use. This way you will avoid the need
to use aggressive products that are also bad for the
environment. Use a soft cloth to prevent limescale and
unwanted marks. Chromed and anodised surfaces
should be cleaned regularly using a liquid detergent
with a neutral pH or else soap solution. Dry off with
a soft, dry cloth. Should limescale deposits form de-
spite this: Use regular household vinegar and rinse
thoroughly with water.
REMEMBER:
• Alltypesofabrasiveproducts,suchassteelwool,coarse
sponges, scouring powder and the like, leave a dull and
scratched surface.
•Neveruseacid,chlorineoralcohol-basedcleanersasthey
can leave unwanted marks and damage surfaces. If you
use any such cleaner near the mixer, be sure to protect it
from splashes.
•Avoidsprayingdetergentdirectlyonthemixer,asthereis
a risk of damaging internal components. Use a cloth
instead, which is both gentle and more effective.
•Especiallyavoidcleaningproductscontainingthefollo
wing substances: hydrochloric acid, phosphoric acid,
acetic acid and chlorine. Aluminium chloride, found in
antiperspirant, can also cause discolouration.
•Toohotwaterandhighpressurerinsingcancausedamage.
•Ifthereisariskoffreezing,suchasinanunheatedhouse
or holiday home, you must empty the mixer of all water
prior to the winter season. Or else dismantle it and store
it in a heated area. If the mixer is of the single-lever type
and is emptied of water but left in place, you should
remove the regulator cartridge/ceramic cartridge. If it is a
thermostat mixer, you must remove the thermostat cart-
ridge/regulator cartridge and leave the mixer in the on
position. There is a risk of freezing even when transporting
a water-filled mixer in sub-zero temperatures.
SHOWERS
Shower walls are constantly subjected to water, soap,
oils, shampoo and limescale. For this reason, all
Gustavsberg showers are fitted with “Clear Glass”
– a protective exterior layer that facilitates cleaning
and helps reduce the amount of detergent you need
to use.
Avoid limescale deposits on the inside of the glass
walls by drying with a rubber scraper or a cloth after
each use. Use a mild detergent for more thorough
cleaning. Special shower cleaners, regular window
cleaning fluid or washing up liquid are all fine.
Never use acetone, acid or alcohol-based cleaners or
abrasive cleaners
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Product specificaties
Merk: | Gustavsberg |
Categorie: | Douchekop |
Model: | Nautic Square |
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