Cleaning your Wodar Boiling Water Tap, especially matt black taps, is easy once you know what you’re doing. In some ways, cleaning your matt black taps is easier than standard surfaces, as there’s far less choice when it comes to suitable cleaners! If you’re struggling, keep in mind that simple is generally best - a soft cloth and warm water should be enough. Don’t overcomplicate things with fancy cleaners, and you’ll find your black matt taps stay looking beautiful for years to come. If you’re uncertain about anything to do with your matt black taps or cleaning products, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

Onto the nitty gritty and what we’re sure you’ve all been waiting for, actually cleaning your matt black taps! It’s a very simply process, it just takes a little thought and care. Chemical cleaning products can wear down the lovely matt black finish. As well as harsh chemicals, try to avoid extravagant polishes, waxes, anything abrasive or avid. And clean your taps with a soft sponge, not a scourer. These are delicate taps - not an old saucepan! If it’s all sounding a little complicated, let us assure you that it’s actually the opposite. All you need is warm water, and a microfibre cloth. Clean gently and progressively, ensuring you take care not to use anything abrasive or scrub too hard.

Despite the quality of these finishes, black taps can still suffer under harsh chemical cleaners. The finish may become dull or worn through completely. That’s why it’s important that, no matter how the finish is applied, you learn to care for and clean your matt black taps properly. Abrasive scourers or anything with a remotely ‘scratchy’ feel to it is most certainly something we’d recommend keeping as far away from your matt black taps as possible!

Extra care must be taken when it comes to cleaning your matt black taps because of the processes that are in place to create that stunning modern matt black look. Due to their sleek finish, matt black taps are more sensitive than some other tap finishes, and picking up the first cleaner you see in your local supermarket isn’t the best option.