As a general rule, use warm water and
mild soap to clean walls and surfaces
in your bathroom. On glass doors and
mirrors a good quality glass cleaner may
be used. Harsh cleaners, detergents or
abrasives should never be used.
Use a non-abrasive cleaner to clean your
shower compartment. Do not use highly
concentrated or high acid contact house-
hold cleaners, as these may damage the
Solid Surface Counter Tops (Optional
Gibralter is non-porous to many household
chemicals, stains wipe off with a sponge
and soapy water. Gibralter is virtually im-
mune to stains, impact, water damage and
fading caused by exposure to sunlight. If
the stain persists use an abrasive house-
hold cleaner and a Scotch-Brite pad. Even
tougher stains disappear using fi ne grade
(180-220 grit) sandpaper. Buffi ng after-
wards with a Scotch-Brite pad will return
the surface to its original satin luster.
For instructions on the care of the toilet,
refer to the toilet manufacturer's manual.
Door locks and hinges should be lubricated
periodically with powdered graphite to keep
them operating easily and to protect against
Windows should be cleaned using a good
glass cleaner. When cleaning ice from win-
dows always use a plastic scraper and avoid
damaging the seals and sealant along the
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