How to Clean a Bathtub

We recommend that bathtubs are cleaned at least once a week to prevent or limit the appearance of limescale and mould.
You need to first find out what kind of material your bathtub is made of and use the appropriate detergents. Commercial cleaning solutions can be used when cleaning the bathtub as the design and materials allow easy and fast cleaning.

The new tub beds are usually acrylic or from fibreglass. You must avoid using scratchy sponges at any time as these materials are easy to harm. We recommend the use of non-scratching sponge – spray the non-abrasive bathroom cleaner on and on the top inside edge of the bathtub, allow a few minutes to work, then wash with the sponge and rinse well with hot water.
The same effect can be achieved by using any dish washing liquid.
For metal taps, shower heads and hoses, use a discaler, wash with a sponge and rinse well with hot water.

Dry well all the surfaces with a cloth for a perfect shiny finish.
Clean drain from stuck hears regularly to avoid clogging.

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