General Information
Cleaning Instructions
AKWW andd Dailyy Livingg Products
AKW and Daily Living Products should be cleaned periodically using normal domestic bathroom cleaning materials. After cleaning
always rinse with water and wipe thoroughly with a damp cloth to remove any cleaning material residues before drying off.
Do not use strong or concentrated acidic, alkaline or other cleaning materials as these may discolour or otherwise damage the prod-
ucts.
AKWW Kitchens,,
Cupboards,, carcasess andd doors
Use a damp cloth and a mild detergent or a non-abrasive cleaner to keep surfaces clean and hygienic. Any
stubborn stains should be removed immediately. Bleach, scouring powders and wire wool pads should not be used. After cleaning,
surfaces may be wiped with a clean dry cloth.
The use of polish is not recommended as it may impact upon the appearance of the kitchen.
Worktops
Laminate is a hard wearing surface however sharp implements such as knives will cause scratches. A chopping board should be
used. Worktops will withstand boiling water, but items taken from direct heat or the hob should be placed on a protective mat.
To clean worktops wipe with a damp cloth and a mild detergent solution. Food colourants, concentrated juices and corrosive liquids
should be wiped off immediately. Bleach, scouring powders and wire wool pads should not be used.
Sinks
After use wipe the bowl and drainer with a soft damp cloth, rinse with clean water. Care should be taken not to scratch the surface
with sharp objects like knives.
Warning: certain household products contain substances which will attack the stainless steel surfaces, they are:
BLEACH: do not apply neat to the surface, always follow the manufacturers dilution guide. All cleaning agents containing hypochlo-
rites are unsuitable for use with stainless steel. It is for this reason it is strongly recommended that the sink is not used for soaking
clothes for long periods or time.
SILVERR DIPP CLEANERS: are extremely harmful as they contain acids.
CORROSIVEE FOODSTUFFS: ie. fruit juices, damp salt, vinegar, readymade mustards, pickle, mayonnaise can all be harmful if left in
contact with the sink for long periods of time.
ALLL ACIDS: can have a harmful effect if left in contact for a long period.
To remove any of the above rinse with copious quantities of clean water.
Kitchenn Appliances
Please follow the manufacturers instructions supplied with all new appliances.
At no time must any kitchen surface or appliance be immersed in water.
If you are in any doubt please contact us for advice.
Installation Information
AKWW products
AKW products should be installed by an experienced and competent person using fixings appropriate for the maximum rated user
load and selected to suit the condition of the surfaces in which it is to be attached. The selection of any specific fixings must be
made by the installer based upon the requirements for each individual installation.
Powerr Showers
These should not be specified for use with AKW trays and screens.
It is recommended that only AKW screens should be used with AKW trays. These products have been designed and
manufactured to be used together. Their use with non AKW products may adversely effect the integrity of the water seal
between the tray and screen.
Most of our products are kept in stock for next day delivery. A few items are not available ex-stock and need to be ordered. Please
contact our Customer Services Team on 0844 800 0857 for more information.
188 I Additional Information Please call our Customer Services Team on 0844 800 6818 for more information
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