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Cleaning & Care

For Full Polish Finish
Keep the fireplace oiled using a thin coat of a light oil, such as 3 in 1 or WD40. This treatment should be carried out at least twice a year or as required.
Any surface rust should be removed using a fine grade wire wool with oil. (as shown)
This will not scratch the cast iron, the more you rub, the more of a mirror finish will be achieved.
Avoid exposing the cast iron surface to moisture.

For Black/Highlight Finish
Coat with an iron paste and buff with a duster to enhance the finish of you fireplace.
Regular dusting is sufficient to keep the fireplace clean.
Do NOT use spray polish.

Fireplaces and stoves carry warranties in accordance with manufacturers instructions.

Please note: Warranty does not cover replacement parts that are worn through regular use. This includes parts such as stove rope, stove glass, grates and firebricks. These are all parts which will naturally deteriorate from continued usage. Firebricks and stove rope usually have a lifespan of approx. 2 years with normal usage before requiring replacement. However, through over heating and excessive continual use, these may require replacement well within this timescale.

If your appliance shows signs of wear, such as the fire grate is bowing or burning through, please replace the parts ASAP as continued use may cause further irrepairable damage to your appliance.

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Crocus cast iron fireplace <br> - Black Finish

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