Replacement Parts List - American Standard Portsmouth 9210.030 Assembly/Installation Instructions

30" vanity

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Care and Cleaning of Vanity

Clean the product by using soft, slightly damp cloth. Buff the product by using a soft dry cloth. Avoid using silicone cleaners and waxes.

Clean up excess water and spills immediately. Use a blotting rather than a wiping action. Water left over a long period of time will cause white spots

in the finish.

NOTE: Please note that some chemicals may damage the finish. Take care to avoid the following: iodine, hair dye, after shave lotion, shaving cream,

alcohol, perfume, Lestoil®, Lysol Tub and Tile Cleaner®, Lysol Spray Disinfectant®, Dow Disinfectant®, acetone, paint remover, Formula 409®,

Tile-X®, and Nair®.

Care and Cleaning of the Marble Vanity Top

Marble is porous and easily stained. Wipe off anything spilled on it immediately. It should be washed or cleaned regularly with fresh warm water and

a non-abrasive clean cloth. Also, using a non-abrasive, neutral (pH balanced) cleaner will help remove dirt and grime, but it is recommended to first

try warm water only.

Marble should be sealed regularly with a good quality marble sealer. Marble sealers are available at most retail home supply stores. Follow the

instructions on the sealer container for proper application and frequency of use. The sealer acts as a stain inhibitor and prevents most stains and

soil from being absorbed into the porous surface, but it is NOT a guarantee against staining. All spills should be cleaned immediately. Avoid contact

with all oils and petroleum-based products. Also, avoid contact with all acid or caustic products such as vinegar, citrus or fruit juices, soda, chlorine,

and nail polish remover. If the marble is well sealed, the warm water and non-abrasive cloth should keep it clean.