
REMOVING SPECIFIC STAINS
Limescale stains
You can remove limescale stains with our Regi-Clean Descaler.
Leave the product to soak for five minutes and then remove
the limescale with a soft wet sponge. Rinse with water, and dry
thoroughly.
Rust in stainless steel (polished) sinks
Stainless steel cannot rust by itself. Rust formation is always
caused by external influences. If you do see any ‘rust spots’,
you should clean the sink with a wet cloth and treat it with
Inox Care. Rinse with water, and dry thoroughly.
PLEASE NOTE
General
To prevent water or limescale stains, dry the sink after each use
with a clean cloth (especially in the case of coloured sinks).
Do not use abrasive products such as a metal scourer as
this can damage the surface. Acidic products and aggressive
substances can also damage the sink and may cause stains or
irreversible damage to the steel. Examples of these substances
are paints, chlorine, drain cleaning products, silver polish,
denture cleaner, some toothpastes, S39, hydrogen peroxide and
hydrochloric acid (solutions). In case an aggressive substance
does drop into the sink, you should remove it immediately and
rinse thoroughly with water. We recommend that you repeat
this treatment several times. Cleaning the sink afterwards is
often too late; by then the material is usually already damaged,
which means the stains will keep coming back. Chlorine, bleach
and hydrochloric acid are preferably not stored in the cabinet
under the sink; the vapours can damage the material of the
sink, but also the tap, boiler, etc. Especially in the case of colour
coated sinks, the coloured layer can blister more easily.
Colour coated, plastic and stone sinks
Be careful with hot oil, deep-frying fat and pans that have come
directly off the heat source. These can damage the sink. Always
use a pad. For Reginox Colour Coated Sinks, the following applies:
When scratched, the stainless steel underneath the coating
may become visible (this is not covered by the guarantee).
During the application of a PVD coating, (Physical Vapour
Deposition), individual colour variations may occur during the
production process. We distinguish the following types of sinks:
stainless steel (polished); PVD (coloured stainless steel); and
colour coated (powder coated stainless steel); plastic (usually
quartz composite) and stone (composite, granite, ceramics).
Reginox Inox Care
For care, protection, and maintenance of stainless-steel
products, we advise you to use Inox Care. Inox Care gives the
surface a great shine and cleans/protects the surface in both
the kitchen and bathroom.
Regi-Clean Oil-coating
Regi-Clean Oil-coating protects the sink from dirt, stains and
fingerprints.
Regi-Clean Descaler
Regi-Clean Descaler cleans hygienically and gives the surface a
radiant shine. No more limescale thanks to this Descaler.
Reginox has a wide range of sinks, taps and kitchen accessories.
Our sales team will be more than happy to help you make the
right choice. Visit www.reginox.com for more inspiration.
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