Periodic cleaning of the unit is recommended. Remove cover and clean dryer dust lint.
Stainless steel is highly resistant to rust, but there are some very strict cleaning and maintenance rules
to be followed to prevent damage to its appearance.
Apply neutral detergents formulated for these purposes (non-ionic surfactants and citric acid).
Apply the detergent with soft cloth. Be careful with abrasive cloths. They may scratch the surface.
Rinse with water until all the detergent has gone.
Residue from hygiene products, liquid soap, shampoos, bath gel, etc, can also damage surfaces.
Rinse the surface with plenty of water after use.
Limescale stains can be prevented by drying the surface with a soft cloth after use.
Limescale from mains water: Apply a solution of one part vinegar and three parts water directly to the
stains and leave to work for a few minutes. Then rub with a soft cloth or damp sponge. Then give it a
final wash with plenty of water and neutral soap to ensure it is thoroughly rinsed.
Unacceptable practices (loss of guarantee)
- Do not apply detergents with abrasive products or which contain:
Hydrochloric acid
Sodium hypochlorite (bleach)
Formic acid.
- Do not use abrasive utensils like metal sourcing pads or abrasive sponges.
- Do not spray the detergent on the surface, because the liquid can get into the openings or cracks in
them and cause damage.
- Do not use anti-limescale and descaling cleaning products. They are not suitable for cleaning satin
less steel.
- Do not use silver cleaners, contain chlorides that attach stainless steel.
Bleach and descalers are often applied to bathroom equipment and left to work for a time. This
leads to the release of gases that contain chloride, which together with the water in the surface
cause chlorides to run down the surface of the stainless steel. This rusts both internal and
external surfaces.