Material: Copper
Care: The beauty of copper metal lies in the way it oxidizes when exposed to the atmosphere. Although Copper is a naturally antimicrobial material, we suggest cleaning between sessions. Wipe clean using a damp cloth or sponge in liquid soap, then rinse.
For a deeper clean, wipe clean with a diluted bleach solution (1 part bleach : 3 parts water), or hospital-grade disinfectant.
If salts are used during treatments, cleaning the bowl as soon as possible is recommended to prevent oxidization which can lead to rusting.
Dried water spots can be easily rubbed out with a soft towel. To help halt the look of patina you can simply rub oil or Copper Polish over the item at the end of the day.
Avoid use of abrasive scrub brushes or sponges as they may damage the metal finish.
We do not recommend cleaners with hydrogen peroxide or citronella, lemon oil, straight bleach, or barbicide as they will affect the finish.
