How to maintain our home valves?

Kitchen faucets, high consumption and sensitive
Kitchen milk, usually on the sink, is used for cooking time, hand washing, fruit washing and so on and can be called one of the most consumed home valves. Keeping these valves, however, is very easy if done correctly. With a soft cloth and diluted vinegar, clean it all up and make sure it is dry so that it does not stain. Very strong detergents can damage your valves. Of course, the Byzantine Gold Series PVD valves, specially designed for vacuum plating, are resistant to any detergent. Make sure the health of the milk cartridge, too, because a broken cartridge means water is wasted. Click here to see the Golden Byzantine Series Valves.

Get the job done!
Even if you do not know how to install and repair valves, it is best to leave your home valves repaired and repaired. Lever valves, even though they are more durable and easier to use, must be repaired by a specialist. Bidar is always careful about the details and experience of valves, guaranteeing the quality as well as guaranteeing its products. (For service or repair of valve valves, visit the service valve page and see the address of the valve dealers).

Do not forget to store water
Some home valves consume more water because of their specific use, so be more careful about water consumption. Choose valves that are environmentally friendly. Keep the cartridge, gasket, and washer safe so that water does not get lost. Fixed and removable cinder heads are equipped with Air technology or a combination of weather particles This technology extracts water from the sludge after mixing with the air in a powder and uniform pressure, and in addition to reducing water consumption and protecting the environment, it delivers enjoyable bathing. Also, all ceramic valves are more durable and more water-efficient.