[MULTI Baigong Room] MIT made carefully selected MTS03CC classical European style retro shower faucet

▪ Model | MTS03CC ▪ Place of Origin | Taiwan ▪ Body | Bronze ▪ Color | Chrome ▪ Spool Type | Japanese Ceramic Spool ▪ Surface Treatment | Electroplating ▪ Is it hot and cold water | Yes ▪ Original Factory Warranty | One Year ▪ Commodity accessories | Faucet main body x1, shower head X1, switch elbow set (including decorative cover) X1, 150 cm Stainless Steel shower hose X1, fixing accessories package x1 ▪ Dimensions | The distance from the center of the water supply to the water outlet - 200mm; the distance between the centers of the hot and cold water supply - 150mm ▪ Installation method | This product does not include installation, you need to install it by yourself <Notes> • The color of the product photos will be slightly different due to the shooting angle and light, and the settings of the computer and mobile phone screen. Please refer to the actual product color. • The error value between product size measurement and actual size is within plus or minus 5mm. "Cleaning and Maintenance of MULTI Faucets" After a faucet has been used for a period of time, is there often scale, rust or soap scum that makes the original bright faucet look old and unsightly? I believe this situation must trouble many people. In fact, no matter what you use, it needs to be cleaned and maintained, and the faucet is no exception. The following are some small methods of cleaning and maintenance of the faucet for your reference: (A) Weekday maintenance After daily use, just wash it with water, dry it with a cotton cloth and polish it; (B) Regular maintenance After using it for four weeks (about one month), you can use a neutral detergent to clean the surface of the faucet, then use a clean cotton cloth to wipe the surface of the faucet, wash it with water after about 2 to 3 minutes, and then dry it with a cotton cloth and polish it; (C) Special scale removal and maintenance Use a sponge dipped in glass cleaner to apply it to the surface of the faucet, push and grind until the stubborn dirt is removed, use toilet paper or facial tissue to remove the residual cleaner, and use a clean cotton cloth to dry and polish. In this way, the faucet can always be kept as new.