Stainless Steel Bathroom Faucet Cleaning Tips

After using the Stainless Steel Bathroom Faucet   faucet at home for a while, it will feel that the water volume is getting smaller and smaller, which may be blocked by the drain. There is a filter head at the outlet of the faucet. Once it is blocked, the amount of water will be reduced. At this time, the filter head can be removed with an adjustable wrench or pliers to see if any debris is stuck here. Increased, the filter head is clean and the water is clean.

Preparation tools: adjustable wrench and toothbrush.

The filter head of the kitchen faucet is the easiest to disassemble and can be unscrewed without tools. At this point, you can see that there are a lot of impurities in the filter head, which is why the water is not smooth. Use a toothbrush to remove impurities. Then use the detergent to wash away the mucous membrane dirt on the drain, and then clean it up and then install the filter head back. Disassembly of the faucet of the sink requires the use of a spanner wrench, and the rest of the cleaning method is the same as the kitchen faucet. After washing, the water output of the faucet is obviously increased.

Daily maintenance methods for faucets:

1. Do not use excessive force on the switch faucet. Even a traditional faucet does not require a lot of effort to screw it. In particular, do not use the handle as an armrest to support or use it.

2. The shower head metal hose of the bathtub faucet should be kept in a natural stretch state. Do not coil it on the faucet when not in use. At the same time, when using or not, be careful not to form a dead angle at the joint between the hose and the valve body to avoid breaking or damaging the hose.

3. Please have experienced and qualified professionals to carry out construction and installation. When installing, the faucet should try not to bump with the hard object, do not leave cement, glue, etc. on the surface, so as not to damage the surface coating gloss. Be careful to remove the debris from the pipe and install the faucet.