Collins Acrylic or Porcelain Shampoo Bowls
Proper care and maintenance of your Collins Shampoo Bowl are essential to preserve its finish and longevity. Using the right cleaning agents and techniques will help prevent damage, discoloration, and scratches. Follow these guidelines to keep your acrylic or porcelain shampoo bowl in top condition.
Care & Maintenance
General Cleaning
Harsh chemicals and disinfectants may damage your acrylic or porcelain Collins Shampoo Bowl. For best
results, use soap and water and/or non-abrasive cleaners, or any of the following cleaners: Windex®, Glass
Plus®, Formula 409®, Mr. Clean®, Spic & Span®, Clorox®.
*Review the instructions on the cleaning agent bottle before applying to the bowl.
Cleaners to Avoid
The following cleaners are not recommended for use and may even damage your bowl: Lysol Disinfectant
Spray®, Lestoil®, Inesol®, Whitecap®, or Dow Disinfectant Bathroom Cleaner®.
Abrasion & Scratches
Light abrasions and scratches may be removed and the original gloss substantially restored by using the following materials: Novus Plastic Polish®, Permetex Plastic Cleaner #430D®, TurtleWax Polishing Com pound®, J-Wax Automotive Cleaner/Wax®.
Stubborn Stains
The following agents may be effective with more stubborn stains, but these agents must be removed quickly and the bowl then be thoroughly cleaned with soap & water to avoid permanent damage: Rubbing Alcohol mixed with 50% water and dish soap.
WIPE OFF COLOR and CHEMICALS IMMEDIATELY! PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO THESE CHEMICALS CAN PERMANENTLY DISCOLOR OR DAMAGE THE BOWL’S FINISH. DO NOT PUT NAIL CARE PRODUCTS, ACETONES, KETONES, ESTERS, OR AROMATIC-HYDROCARBONS IN THE SHAMPOO BOWL.
*Failure to follow the above instructions or use of cleaning products not listed above will void the factory warranty.