1. Daily Basic Cleaning (Daily/Weekly Routine)

• Regular Wiping: After daily use, wipe off water stains on the surface of the set with a soft, slightly damp cotton cloth or non-woven fabric to prevent residual water from forming stubborn limescale. Polish the glass surface with a dry soft cloth weekly to restore its transparent shine.
• Stain Removal: For light fingerprints and dust, dampen a soft cloth with warm water and a small amount of neutral dish soap, wipe gently, then dry immediately with a clean cloth to avoid water marks.
• Important Notes: Do not use rough cloths, steel wool, or scouring pads (with abrasive particles), as they may scratch the twisted glass texture and antique bronze hardware surfaces.

2. Stubborn Stain Cleaning (Special Treatment for Limescale/Soap Scum)

• Limescale Removal: For stubborn water stains and limescale on glass, dilute white vinegar (or citric acid solution) in a 1:10 ratio, spray evenly on the stained area, let it sit for 3-5 minutes, wipe gently with a soft cloth, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and dry completely.
• Soap Scum Removal: For soap residue on the soap dispenser and soap dish, soak in warm water for 10 minutes first, then gently wipe with a soft sponge dipped in a small amount of baking soda (or professional glass cleaner), paying special attention to the gaps in the twisted texture. Rinse with clean water and dry after cleaning.

3. Component-Specific Care

1. Soap Dispenser (with Antique Bronze ABS Pump)

• Regularly drip a small amount of clean water into the pump and press it several times to clean the internal channel, preventing hand soap residue from clogging. Remove the pump monthly (twist counterclockwise to take off), rinse with warm water, and reinstall to ensure smooth pressing.
• Do not soak the soap dispenser in water for a long time, to prevent water from seeping into the pump and causing jamming or rust.

2. Glass Components (Rinse Cup, Cotton Jar, Soap Dish, Tray)

• The glass has limited heat resistance. Do not pour boiling water directly into it, to avoid cracking due to thermal expansion and contraction. Keep the cleaning water temperature between 0-60°C.
• When cleaning the sealed lid of the lidded cotton jar, gently remove the glass lid, wash it separately with warm water, dry it, and reinstall it to ensure a tight fit between the lid and the jar mouth, preventing moisture.

3. Antique Bronze Metal Components (Toothbrush Holder Frame, Pump)

• Metal surfaces are susceptible to moisture. Wipe off all water thoroughly after cleaning. Apply an extremely thin layer of professional metal maintenance oil (or hand cream) monthly to insulate from air and delay oxidation and rust.
• For slight oxidation spots on metal, wipe gently with a soft cloth dipped in a small amount of toothpaste, rinse with clean water, and dry. Stop using if severe oxidation occurs to avoid contaminating the bathroom environment.

4. Storage Guidelines

• When not in use for a long time, dry all components completely, wrap glass parts with soft paper/cloth (to prevent the twisted textures from bumping each other), and store in a dry, well-ventilated storage box.
• Avoid placing the set in direct sunlight, to prevent the smoked glass from fading and metal components from accelerating oxidation due to long-term exposure.

5. Core Prohibitions