Care

Fewer complaints, more satisfaction!

Guide: shine and durability at home – discover effective ways to clean your bathroom fittings.

A clean, gleaming bathroom makes for a healthier, happier home. Regular, mindful care means fewer returns and greater long-term satisfaction with Rea products.

How to clean shower heads and handsets correctly? It’s simple: remove limescale and prevent damage

Cleaning shower heads and components is essential to keep performance high and ensure an optimal water flow. Proper care not only removes limescale and other build-up, it also helps prevent damage.

A few practical rules to follow:

• Use only soft, clean cloths – avoid abrasive pads or rough cleaning tools
• Avoid steam cleaners – high temperatures can damage shower parts
• Choose mild cleaners – for example, citric-acid based
• Avoid harsh products containing hydrochloric acid, formic acid, sodium hypochlorite or acetic acid. Phosphoric-acid cleaners are acceptable only under certain conditions
• Never mix cleaning agents together
• Apply the cleaner to a soft cloth rather than directly onto the surface – this helps protect the finish
• Finish by rinsing all parts thoroughly with clean water

Shiny kitchen taps – how to keep them clean and sparkling.

To protect the high-quality surfaces of Rea kitchen taps from heat, cold, fats and acids, look after them regularly. Proper, consistent care helps avoid damage caused by limescale deposits.

• Avoid aggressive cleaners, especially chlorine-based bleach and strong acids
• Citric-acid based products or other gentle detergents work best
• Don’t spray cleaner directly onto the tap – apply it to a soft, smooth cloth, wipe the surface, then rinse with water
• Finally, dry with a soft cloth to restore a brilliant shine

Rea kitchen taps – whether stainless steel or with a brushed-steel effect finish – are durable and easy to maintain.

Limescale-free tap and aerator in 5 steps – here’s how!

• Step 1: Wipe the bathroom tap with a soft cotton cloth; for heavier soiling, slightly moisten the cloth. Never use abrasive pads or brushes.
• Step 2: Limescale tends to build up in corners and joints; to prevent this, use mild, citric-acid based cleaners. Always apply the concentrate to the cloth.
• Step 3: Rinse the tap thoroughly with clean water.
• Step 4: Repeat step one to remove any cleaner residue and bring the surface back to a glossy shine.
• Step 5: If the water flow is weaker than usual, the aerator is likely scaled up. Unscrew it, soak it briefly in warm water with a little cleaner, dry it and screw it back on.

Anti-Calc: convenient limescale removal with a single swipe.

Limescale deposits reduce shower performance and make nozzle cleaning harder. Thanks to the Anti-Calc system, deposits can be removed quickly and easily – just rub with a finger or a soft cloth.

Anti-Calc ensures a steady water flow, extends component lifespan and makes day-to-day maintenance simpler. A practical, comfortable solution.

Regular, proper cleaning extends the life of your fittings and keeps them looking their best.