Clogged Faucet? Easy Cleaning & Repair Guide
                     KEROVIT CARE GUIDE
KEROVIT CARE GUIDE
Clogged Faucet?
No worries!
Cleaning and repairing is easier than you think. A 
step-by-step guide to restoring your bathroom's flow.
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THE COMMON CULPRIT
Start with the most common source 
of clogs
Modern Kerovit faucets feature an aerator at the tip. While it saves water and 
creates a gentle stream, its fine mesh is the first place debris and mineral 
deposits collect.
"Aerators are often neglected during routine cleaning, leading to gradual flow 
reduction that many mistake for a pipe issue."
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STEP 01
Check the Aerator
01 / REMOVE 02 / INSPECT
Unscrew the Tip Identify Debris
Use an Allen key or a small flat-grip tool to unscrew the aerator. Rotate both Check the threads and the mesh for visible sediment, sand, or mineral buildup 
clockwise and counterclockwise to ensure all pieces are loosened. that might be blocking the water flow.
03 / CLEAN 04 / REATTACH
Clear the Mesh Restore Flow
Rinse the parts under water and use a soft brush to remove stubborn particles. Screw the aerator back into the faucet. Do not over-tighten; a firm hand-tight fit 
Ensure the threads are completely clear. is usually sufficient for a watertight seal.
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STEP 02
Check every outlet for blockage
Remove Handles: Use an Allen wrench to unscrew the handles and access the 
valves underneath.
Protect Surfaces: Wrap a cloth around valve ends before using pliers to 
prevent scratching the premium finish.
Inspect Valves: Remove and check each valve for internal obstructions or 
wedged debris.
Verify System: If valves are clear, the issue is likely external to the faucet itself.
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STEP 03
Rule out the pipes
01 02 03 04
WATER PRESSURE MAIN VALVE OTHER FAUCETS SHARED USAGE
Check an outside spigot. Ensure the main water Test other faucets in the In multi-unit buildings, 
If flow is strong there, the valve is fully in the "ON" house. If all are weak, the check if heavy usage 
issue is isolated to your position. A partially problem lies in the main elsewhere is temporarily 
indoor faucet. closed valve mimics a supply lines. dropping your pressure.
clog.
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PREPARATION
The small toolkit that helps
HAND TOOLS PLUMBER'S TAPE PLUMBER'S PUTTY
Adjustable wrench, screwdriver, and Allen Improves watertight connections without Creates flexible, water-tight seals around 
wrenches. Essential for safely removing over-tightening. Ideal for aerator threads. drains and sink fixtures during re-installation.
faucet components.
SOFT CLOTH TOOTHBRUSH FLASHLIGHT
Used to wrap around valves and handles to A simple tool for gently scrubbing away Helps inspect deep inside the faucet body 
protect the faucet's premium finish from tool mineral deposits from the aerator mesh. and valves for hidden obstructions.
marks.
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MAINTENANCE
When the clog is mineral build-up
MECHANICAL CLEANING
Remove the aerator and use a toothbrush or pipe cleaner to gently scrub away stubborn 
scale. This is often more effective than rinsing alone.
THERMAL FLUSHING
Run hot water for 30 seconds, followed by cold for 30 seconds. Repeat 5 times. The 
temperature shift helps dislodge internal deposits.
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BEST PRACTICES
Repair with care
SIMPLE TO COMPLEX PROTECT THE FINISH SUSTAINABILITY
Always start with the aerator Kerovit faucets are crafted for Minimize water wastage during 
before dismantling handles or beauty. Use soft cloths and testing. Every drop counts in 
valves. Most issues are resolved avoid metal-on-metal contact to maintaining a responsible 
at the outlet. keep the finish pristine. bathroom environment.
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KEROVIT BY KAJARIA
A clear stream starts with a simple 
check.
Still facing issues? We're here to help.
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