How to care for your tap
Bidbury kitchen taps are made from exceptionally high quality materials. However, they still need to be looked after and cared for to ensure they deliver many years of trouble free service.
Ideally, you should dry the tap with a soft, clean microfibre type cloth after each use.
To prevent a build-up of grime that could cause damage to the surface or be difficult to remove, you should clean the tap regularly with a soft cloth and warm water.
Never use a multi-purpose kitchen spray cleaner on the tap as this could cause damage.
A mild PH-Neutral liquid soap can be used.
A microfibre cloth is effective in cleaning and polishing the tap without causing scratches on the tap surface as long as it is clean and free from any dirt.
Even a high quality Bidbury & Co kitchen tap can be damaged by Limescale build up. It is essential therefore that the product is cleaned down every day. In addition to a simple clean as highlighted above, we recommend the aerator at the end of the spout is unscrewed at least once a week and carefully cleaned and rinsed through. A mild 50/50 solution of Lemon Juice and water can be used to soak the aerator to help dissolve/soften any Limescale build-up. It is recommended that you do not soak for any longer than 30-40 minutes.
By using a simple but regular cleaning procedure, you will ensure your Bidbury tap continues to look as good as it did the day it was installed.
Unlike many other manufacturers, we offer our comprehensive guarantee on all parts of the tap, including O-rings, valves and even the decorative surface.