Now that your tub is freshly reglazed, you need to know how to care for it. Taking proper care of the tub will ensure that it lasts for many years to come. There are some steps you need to take to ensure that your tub stays looking brand new and cleaning it is one of the most essential steps to make this happen. There are many dos and don’ts about cleaning the tub, but what some people do not know are what products to use and which products to avoid. Most bathroom cleaners have harsh chemicals in them and these chemicals can damage or ruin your new glaze. Below, we will talk more about what chemicals to avoid and how you can maintain your tub properly.
Cleaners to Avoid in a Reglazed Tub
- Bleach
- Ammonia
- Corrosive drain cleaners
- Powdered cleaners
- Products that are fragranced artificially
- Abrasive cream or gel cleansers
Cleaners to Use in a Reglazed Tub
- Non-scratch scrub pads
- Dish soap
- Water and vinegar mixture
- Scrubbing bubbles
Tips for Maintaining Your Reglazed Bathtub
- Use the bathroom’s exhaust fan when showering to prevent moisture build-up
- Check the tub at least weekly for any signs of drips or leaks and correct them when needed
- Avoid standing or pooling water in the tub
- Wipe down your tub daily and keep it dry
- Remove soap from the walls of the tub and avoid the buildup of soap scum
- Use non-abrasive scrubbing pads and cleaners
- Avoid oil-based cleaners in the tub as they can cause a slippery surface
- Do not use bath mats with suction cups
- Avoid abrasive, gel, and powdered cleansers can wear down the surface quickly
- Only use soft sponges and cloths in the tub
- DIY cleaning agents or eco-friendly options are best
- Always rinse your tub thoroughly with water after you clean it to remove the cleaner
Our Professionals Can Provide You with Additional Tips to Care for Your Tub
Our Brooklyn bathtub reglazing service is affordable and will leave your tub looking brand new once again. If you have had your tub refinished recently and are unsure of how to care for it or you have a question about a specific chemical, reach out to the experts at White Glove Reglazing today! We are always here to help.
