Delta Faucet 564-RBMPU-DST, 15984LF-OB, 15714LF How do I remove mineral deposits from the aerator?

What’s the best way to remove lime and mineral deposits from my faucet?

If using a mild household cleanser doesn’t do the job, place a cloth soaked in white vinegar over the deposits for several hours, then try the mild cleanser again. Note: Drying the faucet with a soft cloth after each use will help prevent mineral deposits.

How do I remove mineral deposits from the aerator?

•Unscrew aerator or use the special tool that came with your faucet.

If your aerator has a separate black sealing gasket, rinse it in clear water.

•Soak the aerator in a 50/50 vinegar and water solution for several hours.

•Flush the aerator with water.

•Rub stubborn deposits with a toothbrush.

How do I clean/remove mineral deposits from my pull-out/pull-down wand, showerhead or handshower?

The face of your pull-out/pull-down wand, showerhead or handshower most likely incorporates Delta® Touch-Clean®technology. To ensure proper spraying, follow these steps:

•Wipe over the soft rubber spray holes on

your Touch-Clean pull-out/pull-down wand, showerhead or handshower face, using your fingertips to loosen and break away residue and mineral deposits.

For a Deeper Cleaning:

•Unscrew the showerhead, handshower or wand.

•Soak it in a 50/50 vinegar and water solution for several hours.

•Rub stubborn deposits with a toothbrush.

Visit the “How-To” Video Gallery on deltafaucet.com/videogallery or YouTube.com/deltafaucet to watch a video demonstrating how to clean or replace an aerator.

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