How to clean Burbujito

How to clean Burbujito

Burbujito Care and Cleaning

Keeping Burbujito in good condition doesn't take much effort, but it does require doing it right. With gentle and regular cleaning, you can preserve its appearance and functionality for years.

There are two important things to be clear about from the start:

The first is to avoid harsh products: any strong cleaner, alcohol, or acidic substance can damage the finish and leave irreversible marks.

The second is location: if you place it too close to the kitchen, grease or oil can end up leaving stains that are difficult to remove.

Routine maintenance

For daily use, there's no need to overcomplicate things. A slightly damp microfiber cloth is enough to remove dust and keep the surface clean. In fact, many times you won't need anything else.

Deeper cleaning

When you see it needs more than a quick wipe, you can do a more thorough cleaning.

Prepare some warm water with a small amount of mild soap. Dampen a cloth (without soaking it) and gently wipe the entire surface. There's no need to apply force; the material is designed to be easily cleaned.

Then, wipe with another cloth just with water to remove any soap residue. This step is important to avoid marks.

A key detail: never put Burbujito under the tap or get it directly wet. It is designed to be cleaned externally, not to receive water inside.

Drying

Drying thoroughly is almost as important as cleaning.

Use a clean microfiber cloth to remove moisture immediately. This prevents watermarks and maintains the uniform matte finish.

What to avoid

There are certain materials and products that are best kept away. Scouring pads, kitchen paper, or any abrasive surface can scratch it. And products like alcohol, vinegar, glass cleaner, or degreasers can affect the color and finish over time.