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second waste is in place. In such cases, remove the rectangular inner piece of the drain, unscrew the waste and take out the inner pieces (see diagram); if the problem
persists, it is likely that the pipe is blocked; if the problem disappears it means that a second waste or waste cup exists. See option 2 above.
WALL PANELS
I received the panels and they are slightly bent, what happened?: SILEXPOL®, which is used for the panels, consists of an improved formula which provides it with a
degree of flexibility that enables it to adapt to the place where it is installed. The panel sags under its own weight, which may give the impression that it is bent or curved, but
it will adapt to the wall once installed according to the instructions provided by FIORA. They are not rigid parts, as is the case with ceramic tiles.
CLEANING OR REMOVING PERSISTENT STAINS FROM ELAXPOL® COMPONENTS
For tough stains, "magic stain removers" can be used, which are available from any supermarket. If said stains are especially persistent, follow the instructions below
considering the different types and colour of the stains.
Whitish Stains
These are most probably due to lime and/or soap remains which have become embedded, to remove them follow these instructions:
- Lime is an alkaline product, therefore it is removed with acid. To eliminate it, use concentrated vinegar (cleaning product), DO NOT USE HYDROCHLORIC ACID
SOLUTION; WHEN USED ON ELAXPOL IT PROVOKES IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE.
- If the stain is very persistent apply any of these products to it and allow them to take effect, so that the stain is dissolved. Afterwards, apply the product to a cloth
and rub the stain with it. DO NOT USE ABRASIVE MATERIAL OR SPONGES.
- If this product does not work, a universal solvent or a nitrocellulose solvent or acetone can be used. Soak a cloth with the product and place it over the whitish stain,
allow more or less 2 minutes for it to take effect and then clean it again with the same cloth (without using water). It is not necessary to rub.
ATTENTION: solvents and acetones are very aggressive products and should only be used in extreme cases, when all other products have failed; also,
in all cases, applying them will soften the layer of paint so you should wait a minimum of 48 hours before allowing the element to come into contact
with water.
In terms of maintenance, an anti-scalant product in the form of a spray can be used for cleaning shower screens or similar; these products should be applied to the tray and
then rinsed, the use of said products is especially advisable in areas or communities with very hard water.
Remaining stains (other than those that are white)
- For rust stains, use concentrated vinegar. Cover the stain with the vinegar and let it take effect for 15 minutes, then rub with a cloth until the stain is removed and
rinse with hot water.
- For other coloured stains, use ammonia. Soak a cloth with the product and apply it to the stain. Let the product take effect on the stain, then clean. DO NOT USE
BLEACH; WHEN USED ON ELAXPOL IT PROVOKES IRREVERSIBLE DAMAGE.
- If the stain persists, soak a cloth with universal solvent and apply it to the stains. DO NOT USE ABRASIVE MATERIAL OR SPONGES. After applying the solvent, wait
48 hours before using.
Due to the texture of the trays, stains are not easy to remove as residue builds in the lower parts of the texture and is difficult to access; but following the steps
mentioned before, it is possible to eliminate almost 100% of known stains. IN ALL CASES, FIORA RECOMMENDS ROUTINE CLEANING WITH SPECIFIC SPRAYS
AND/OR CLEANING PRODUCTS FOR SHOWER SCREENS. AS A RESULT, THE APPEARANCE OF STAINS THAT ARE MORE DIFFICULT TO REMOVE WILL BE AVOIDED.
CLEANING OR REMOVING PERSISTENT STAINS FROM SILEXPOL® COMPONENTS
For tough stains, "magic stain removers" can be used, which are available from any supermarket. If said stains are especially persistent, follow the instructions below
considering the different types and colour of the stains.
Whitish Stains
These are most probably due to lime and/or soap remains which have become embedded, to remove them follow these instructions:
- Lime is an alkaline product, therefore it is removed with acid. To remove it, use concentrated vinegar (cleaning product), in cases of serious incrustation and if the
vinegar is unable to eliminate said stain, a hydrochloric acid solution can be used, always taking the necessary precautions for the use of this irritating product.
- If the stain is very persistent apply any of these products to it and allow them to take effect, so that the stain is dissolved. Afterwards, apply the product to a cloth
and rub the stain with it. DO NOT USE ABRASIVE MATERIAL OR SPONGES.
- If the previous methods do not eliminate the stain. A multi-use oil, called WD-40, can be used (a common and universal product). Apply the spray to the stain, let it
take effect during more or less 15 minutes and rinse the surface well. As well as having de-scaling properties, the oil has a protective effect and will make it difficult
for these remains to reattach to the surface.
- If this product does not work, a universal solvent or a nitrocellulose solvent or acetone can be used. Soak a cloth with the product and place it over the whitish stain,
allow more or less 2 minutes for it to take effect and then clean it again with the same cloth (without using water). It is not necessary to rub.
ATTENTION: solvents and acetones are very aggressive products and should only be used in extreme cases, when all other products have failed; also,
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