CLEANING
INSTRUCTIONS

ShowerGuard’s patented technology helps keep minerals, scale and soap scum from sticking. A soft cloth or wet sponge and most common household cleaners are all you need for periodic maintenance.

Guardian suggested products for cleaning the ShowerGuard coated surface:

• Soft Scrub® Lemon Cleanser
• Scotch-Brite® No Scratch Sponge

Approved products for cleaning the ShowerGuard coated surface:

• Arm & Hammer® Clean Shower®
• Comet® Bathroom Cleaner with Disinfectant
• Fantastik® Antibacterial Heavy Duty Cleaner
• Invisible Glass® Premium Glass Cleaner
• Kaboom® Shower, Tub & Tile Cleaner
• Lime-a-Way Bathroom Cleaner
• Lysol® Basin, Tub & Tile Cleaner
• Mr. Clean® Magic Eraser®
• Scrubbing Bubbles® Auto Shower Cleaner
• Soft Scrub® Lemon Cleanser
• Soft Scrub® with Bleach Cleanser
• Tilex® Fresh Shower®
• Tilex® Soap Scum Remover
• Vim® Cream Cleanser
• Vinegar, common household
• Windex®

Approved eco-friendly products for cleaning the ShowerGuard Coated Surface:

• Seventh Generation™ Shower Cleaner
• Clorox® GreenWorks® Natural Bathroom Cleaner
• Nature’s Source™ Natural Bathroom Cleaner
• Windex® Multi-Surface Vinegar

A clean water rinse should follow the use of any of these products. Please follow the manufacturer’s printed instructions for the products listed above. Note that some cleaning products may not be safe on uncoated glass surfaces, metal, tile, marble, brass or other materials.

Precautions:

• Immediately remove any construction/installation materials, such as concrete, silicone, paint, labels, or tape.
• Avoid abrasive cleaners (such as Ajax, Comet, rouge, cerium oxide).
• Hydrofluoric and phosphoric acid are corrosive to the coating and glass surfaces and should not be used.
• Do not use abrasive brushes, razor blades or other sharp objects which may scratch the coating or glass.