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Stone countertops (Granite, Marble, etc.) are surprisingly resilient to stains and scratches. However, as a preventative 
measure, any spills on the stone surfaces should be wiped up within a reasonable amount of time. Don’t let liquid sit on 
the stone overnight. Stones are most prone to staining by oil and acid, so be sure to blot these spills up as soon as they 

happen. Follow up by cleaning the stone with a mild non-abrasive soap and water. In bathrooms specifically, stone tends 

to attract soap scum, just like man-made tile. Rinse vanity top with clean, hot water frequently.

The use of sealers is also a powerful preventative measure. Your stone was sealed at the factory, but reapplication is 
necessary over time. How often is determined by the quality of the sealer used, and the frequency of use. We recommend 
using a penetrating non-toxic sealer for bath areas, but a food-safe sealer is is typically not necessary.

If stains and scratches do occur, there are many things you can do as a consumer to remove them. Remove oil based 
stains with acetone, mineral spirits, or ammonia. Organic stains like coffee, tea, or juice can be removed with hydrogen 
peroxide, mixed with a few drops of ammonia. 

Water spots or rings are the most common problem with bath vanities, and are caused by minerals left behind when 

water evaporates. These can be removed by buffing the spots gently with 00 gauge steel wool. Likewise, small nicks and 
scratches can often be removed the same way. Larger scratches, chips, and resilient stains may require professional 

help. Please contact your local stonemason for details.

DO’S & DON’TS

•  DO use preventative cleaning measures to keep your stone pristine.

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DO use sealers, applied according to the product specific directions.

•  DO blot spills quickly, and wash with mild soap and warm water.

•  DON’T use harsh bathroom cleaners or grout cleaners on any natural stone.

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DON’T worry if you get a significant stain or scratch that your stone investment is ruined. Virtually anything can be 
fixed with professional help.

JUNIPER 48 IN. VANITY

Care & Maintenance

Содержание Juniper CAVJUN48CG

Страница 1: ...D VANITY TOP 3 4 thickness FAUCET 8 in Spread OVERFLOW Included DRAIN Rear WEIGHT 224 9 lbs HARDWARE 1 set Brushed Gold 1 set Brushed Nickel MATERIAL Wood engineered stone INSTALL Freestanding Charcoal Gray cabinet with two sets of hardware in brushed gold brushed nickel Made from wood engineered stone top ceramic basin Pre drilled holes for 8 in faucet Faucet not included Cabinet features 2 soft ...

Страница 2: ... 1 D Drawer dividers set 2 E Top drawer 2 F Adjustable shelf 1 G Door left 1 H Tilt down drawer 1 I Drawer 1 J Double depth drawer 1 K Pull out tray 1 PART NO DESCRIPTION QUANTITY L Door right 1 M Power bar 1 N Knob 8 x 8 O Hinge 6 P Drawer glides 1 Q Drawer glides 4 R Butterfly hinge 1 S Curling iron holder 1 T Hair dryer holder 1 U Shelf holder 4 B A E G F C N H I J K O P R S T Q M U L D ...

Страница 3: ...doors Carefully remove and reinstall the hardware as shown 2 Position the vanity in your desired location 3 Clean the surface of the vanity and backsplash 4 Apply a thin line of silicone along the unfinished edge of the backsplash Set the backsplash in place 5 Carefully set the backsplash in place Immediately remove any excess silicone NOTE Allow the silicone to dry for a full 24 hours NOTE Allow ...

Страница 4: ...elf mechanism with the track and gently push the shelf into place within the cabinet into place within the cabinet ADJUSTING SHELF The adjustable shelf is pre installed in the vanity Should you need to adjust it for any reason refer to the following instructions 4 Unscrew the shelf from the brackets and lift out of the vanity 5 Pull the bracket out and move to desired location Make sure all bracke...

Страница 5: ...ealer is is typically not necessary If stains and scratches do occur there are many things you can do as a consumer to remove them Remove oil based stains with acetone mineral spirits or ammonia Organic stains like coffee tea or juice can be removed with hydrogen peroxide mixed with a few drops of ammonia Water spots or rings are the most common problem with bath vanities and are caused by mineral...

Страница 6: ...set forth in CAHABA s installation manual Defects or damage to vanities caused by severe accidents e g fire impacts Damage caused by flooding or standing water from leaking pipes faucets household appliances etc up to and including flooding and any damage caused by acts of God FOR WARRANTY SERVICE To make a claim contact CAHABA no later than 30 days following the date of discovery or detection of ...

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