Use and Care Manual

GLASS SINKS
To prevent water spots and clouding, rinse and wipe the inside of the sink with a micro ber
cleaning cloth after every use.
Clear Glass Sinks: For a more thorough cleaning, use water and a mild liquid soap detergent
(ammonia-free). Apply the cleaner to the exterior and interior of the sink with a soft sponge,
then rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a micro ber cleaning cloth.
Frosted Glass Sinks: For a more thorough cleaning, use water and a mild liquid soap detergent
(ammonia-free). Apply the cleaner with a soft sponge to the interior of the sink only, then
rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a micro ber cleaning cloth. To keep the exterior
of the sink spot-free, simply wipe o any excess water with a micro ber cleaning cloth after
every use. For a more thorough cleaning of the exterior, use a mixture of mild liquid soap
detergent and water.
Multi-Color Glass Sinks: For a more thorough cleaning, use water and a mild liquid soap
detergent (ammonia-free). Apply the cleaner with a soft sponge to the interior of the sink
only, then rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry with a micro ber cleaning cloth. To keep
the exterior of the sink spot-free, simply wipe o any excess water with a micro ber cleaning
cloth after every use.
For hard water deposits or lime scale, consider one of the following cleaners: Cinch Streak
Free Multi-Surface Cleaner, Mr. Clean Antibacterial Multi-Surface Spray, or Formula 409 Glass &
Surface Cleaner. Apply the cleaner to the inside of the sink, then immediately rinse with warm
water and pat dry with a soft cloth. To prevent streaks, use a micro ber cleaning cloth to dry
the sink.
Do not use cleaners containing any abrasive powders, bleach, ammonia, alcohol, or chlorine.
These products may damage the sink surface.
Do not use any abrasive pads.