Straight Base Copper Bathtub Nickel Inside

Description

Why you should consider investing in a Copper Bathtub Clawfoot Design

Newly constructed brass go through a natural aging process and may appear unsightly for a very short, “break-in” period. Initially, they will be gray in color and evolve into a rich. In a short time, your sink will develop dark spots and marks where water or other products have caused natural oxidation. This is normal. These spots will blend together and transform your sink into a beautifully vibrant display of color. Acid products, like ketchup or lemon, will remove the patina on your sink if left on for a while. Not to worry… The patina will revive quickly and any spots will vanish in a short time, depending on the minerals in your water.

Brass has the unique advantage of oxidizing over time, which means that its color continues to evolve with the life of the sink. The older it gets, the more attractive it looks. Any scratches and flaws that occur on its surface will disappear into the metal as it oxidizes.

Care & Maintenance

Naturally, copper metal is corrosion resistant hence copper bathtubs never rust. Use a mild detergent or mild soap and soft microfiber cloth only for the cleaning of your tub. You can read more about the care and maintenance of your copper tub at the link down below:

https://www.coppersmithcreations.co.uk/helpful-guides/copper-bathtubs-care-maintenance/

For more thorough cleaning, clean the bathtub occasionally with gentle or mild dish soap, warm water, and a soft and clean cloth or sponge. wipe the inner and outer surfaces of your copper bathtub with a piece of cloth or sponge to keep it away from water residues held in the texture.

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