To keep the shower tray clean and free of limescale, it is important to adopt a regular cleaning routine.
Before you start cleaning, remove items such as shampoo, soap or sponges from the shower tray. Then rinse it thoroughly with warm water to start removing the first layer of dirt and soap residue. If you find limescale, use a specific limescale cleaner. Apply it to the shower tray, following the manufacturer's instructions. Leave for the recommended time to dissolve the limescale. Scrub with a sponge or non-abrasive brush then rinse thoroughly with warm water.
In order not to spoil the original beauty of the surface, always use a soft-bristled brush to remove stubborn dirt or limescale.
As much as possible, after each use, try to rinse the shower tray with warm water to remove soap residue and prevent dirt build-up. Additionally, do not forget to check the shower tray periodically for any signs of wear or damage and take prompt action.

By following these regular cleaning and maintenance steps, you will be able to keep the shower tray clean, free of limescale and welcoming for every use.

Cleaning a resin shower tray requires delicate care to preserve its beauty and durability.
Due to the composition of this material, we recommend that you rinse the shower tray with warm water to remove soap residue and surface dirt after each use. In addition, use a neutral, non-abrasive cleaner, such as dishwashing liquid or a cleaner suitable for resin surfaces. Do not use aggressive or abrasive chemicals that could damage the resin.

If there are persistent stains, you can safely use a solution of warm water and baking soda. Apply this mixture to the stain and rub gently with a sponge or soft cloth. Then rinse thoroughly. Dry the shower tray with a soft towel or sponge to prevent water stains or limescale deposits.
Never ignore the manufacturer's specific instructions for cleaning and maintenance of a resin shower tray, as they may vary depending on the type of resin used. Always take care and pay attention when cleaning the resin shower tray and this will ensure its beauty and function for a long time.

There are several products on the market specifically formulated for cleaning and caring for shower trays. Although personal preferences may vary, a popular and highly recommended product for cleaning shower trays is a multipurpose cleaner. These cleaners are specially formulated to remove dirt, soap residue and limescale common on shower trays, including resin trays.

Multipurpose cleaners, such as Chanteclair Bathroom Cleaner, spray are generally non-abrasive and safe to use on a variety of surfaces, including acrylic, enamel and resin shower trays and other common materials, such as ceramics. They contain effective cleaning agents to get rid of stains and dirt without damaging the surface.

You can use most all-purpose cleaners directly on the surface or dilute them in water, depending on the manufacturer's instructions. They are often easy to apply and allowing you to gently rub the surface with a sponge or soft cloth to remove dirt.

Ultimately, choosing the best shower tray product depends on your preferences, but first and foremost, on the type of material the shower tray is made of.

Here are five useful tips on how to effectively clean your shower tray.

1. Remove the objects and give it an initial rinse: before cleaning, remove shampoo, soap or other objects from the shower tray. Then, rinse the shower tray with warm water to remove surface dirt and soap residue.
2. Be careful to use a specific cleaner and the right brush or sponge: use a specific shower tray cleaner or multipurpose cleaner. Following the manufacturer's instructions, apply it to the shower tray and leave it to work for a few minutes. Remember to use a soft-bristled brush or a non-abrasive sponge to gently scrub the shower tray.
3. Rinse thoroughly: once you have used your product, it is time to rinse the shower tray thoroughly with warm water to completely remove the detergent and dirt residue.
4. Drying: dry the shower tray with a clean towel or sponge to avoid water or limescale stains.
5. Prevention and cleaning the edges and joints: after each use, rinse the shower tray and dry it with a cloth or sponge to prevent scaling. Finally, clean the shower tray edges and joints with a brush or toothbrush to remove dirt and mould.

By following these tips and maintaining a regular cleaning routine, you will help keep your shower tray clean, free of limescale and welcoming for every use.