For everyday care, please use neutral cleaning agents and water only. To remove stubborn limescale deposits, you can use a cleaning agent containing citric acid. Avoid cleaning agents containing the following chemicals:

Acetic acid (also known as ethanoic acid or acidum aceticum) Hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid, acidum hydrochloricum) Formic acid (methanoic acid, formylic acid, metacarbonic acid, hydrogen carboxylic acid) Sodium hypochlorite (bleach, sodium oxychloride) Phosphoric acid (E 338). Stainless steel fittings may be damaged by cleaning agents containing hydrofluoric acid and chlorine.

Rinse the fittings with plenty of water and polish them with a soft cloth. Do not use scouring agents, steel wool, brushes, sponge pads or microfibre cloths to clean fittings. They can damage and scratch the surface of your fitting.

Care instructions are included with all of our KLUDI products. We recommend holding onto them and consulting them when in doubt.

Prevent build-up of dirt and limescale deposits by cleaning regularly. Thanks to the flexible nubs, the head and hand showers are generally easy to clean with your finger. All you have to do is rub them gently to remove any limescale.

If possible, do not spray the cleaning agent directly onto the fitting. Instead, apply the cleaning agent to a soft cloth and wipe the surface gently. You can then rinse with clean water.

Afterwards, rinse off any remaining cleaning agent with clean – ideally hot – water. Finally, we recommend polishing lightly with a soft cloth to prevent new limescale deposits forming.

Light soiling can sometimes be removed using just water and conventional soap. Gentle cleaning increases the service life of the fitting.

Daily use can cause limescale to build up quickly on the surface of fittings in kitchens and bathrooms, depending on the lime content in the water. The aerator – the screen in the fitting spout – can also become blocked by limescale deposits. That can cause the fitting to splash or drip. For this reason, don't forget to look after the inside of the fitting when cleaning. If in doubt, a plumber can easily replace an aerator.