Troubleshooting Lime Stains And Corrosion On Bathroom Faucets
Question:
I had our dealership install a single faucet in our bathroom in our Imagine Grand Design before we picked it up. After 3 months of use every space is corroded, lime stains and etc that wont scrape off even with a brush. Will this happened to this one as well. Or should we get stainless steel. Thanks in advance. Martha
asked by: Martha S
Expert Reply:
Lime will attach to any metal so the Phoenix Faucets Hybrid RV Bathroom Faucet - Single Lever Handle - Brushed Nickel
Item # PF232421 and a stainless steel faucet wouldn't really have much of a difference. The real problem is the how hard the water is and you can solve that with a water softener or filter. As for maintaining the faucets, it's recommended to use vinegar to clean and remove all corrosive contaminants.
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Phoenix Faucets Hybrid RV Bathroom Faucet - Single Lever Handle - Brushed Nickel
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