Regular cleaning with appropriate cleaners for the sink material is key. For stainless steel, use a mild detergent and avoid abrasive scrubbers. For granite composite, a soft sponge and pH-balanced cleaner work well.

• Manual Pump Dispensers: Require pressing a pump to dispense soap.
• Automatic (Touchless) Dispensers: Use sensors to dispense soap without physical contact.
• Countertop Dispensers: Sit on the counter and are often refillable.
• Wall-Mounted Dispensers: Fixed to the wall or under the sink, often used in commercial settings.
• Built-In Dispensers: Integrated into the sink or countertop.

• • Standard Drain: A traditional, round drain typically found in many showers.
  • Linear Drain: A long, narrow drain often used in modern, walk-in showers for a sleek look.
  • Tile-In Drain: Designed to be covered with the same tile as the shower floor for a seamless appearance.
  • Point Drain: Located in the center of the shower floor, typically used in smaller showers.

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• Single-Hole Mixers: Designed for sinks with a single mounting hole; controls both temperature and flow with one lever.
• Two-Hole Mixers: Separate controls for hot and cold water, but with a single spout.
• Deck-Mounted Mixers: Installed on the sink or countertop.
• Wall-Mounted Mixers: Fixed to the wall, with the spout extending into the basin.
• Sensor or Touchless Mixers: Operated by infrared sensors or touch-free technology for hands-free use.