The first step before beginning with bathroom cleaning is to know the materials with which the equipment has been manufactured. The most widespread material in bathroom equipment is sanitary ceramic. State-of-the-art materials such as the shower trays with minerals or other resins are becoming more frequent. Therefore, it is worth paying attention to the specific tips for certain materials.  

In general terms, strong chemicals should be avoided, since they can contain harmful and irritant substances which can affect our health, as well as those substances which can cause an allergy which become dangerous if used improperly. As a rule, use proper ventilation during the cleaning, avoid mixing different products to prevent harmful reactions, and also keep the products closed tightly and in a safe place when not in use.  

Choose non-aggressive products which comply with legal regulations regarding safety and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use and conservation.  

As an alternative, we find more respectful substances that also offer effective results: the use of water and neutral soap; even lemon juice for its anti-limescale action.   

To make maintenance better and to prevent limescale and mineral build-up, rinsing off water and soap from the equipment afterwards is recommended.