Cleaning tips
Make the cleaning of your aerators a regular ritual. The less lime is already present, the easier it is to remove. How do you remove your aerator? Find out › here or in this › video. › CACHÉ aerators are screwed directly into the spout and require a special key, which is supplied with the purchase. It is best to attach the key to the connection hose under the sink – so it is at hand exactly where you need it. A few words regarding the cleaning: you best use a soft brush and citric acid, which dissolves lime particularly well. If you use a spray cleaner, spray it on your cleaning cloth instead of directly on the aerator: if the spray mist penetrates into openings and gaps in the fittings, it may cause damage there.
Using cleaners containing hydrochloric acid, acetic acid, formic acid, or chlorine bleach is best avoided, as these can damage your aerator and fittings. Cleaners containing phosphoric acid are not recommended.
Here are some more tips:
- Never mix cleaning agents, as this can lead to unpredictable effects – it is better to use one cleaning agent only.
- When cleaning, do not forget the mounting hole with thread and sealing seat at the water tap. Here, too, lime and dirt will settle.
- After cleaning, always rinse with plenty of clean water to remove residues of the cleaning solution.