Installation Tips
As you can imagine, installation is
straightforward and doesn’t require much time or energy. In fact, you could
throw these tips out and still get it right. However, we picked up a few things along the way and these simple tips can make installation of your new organizers smoother and
quicker.
1. Locate the product description pages included with your new organizer/s and match them with the organizers.
2. OPTIONAL: Affix the self-sticking rubber
feet on the bottom 4 corners of each shelf organizer or the two lower back corners of each wall mounted organizer. Even if you are using shelf
liners, the feet will help keep the organizers from moving around.
NOTE: Not all ambulances are created equal and new designs are sometimes required. In the RARE instance
that no matter what shelves you move, no matter how your turn and tilt it, you
just can’t get the organizer through the cabinet door you still have a couple of options. You
can either remove or have someone remove the cabinet doors to make room OR contact us. We will gladly exchange
the organizer with one that fits, even if we have to design an entirely new organizer.
Care and Cleaning
NEVER use household solvent or ammonia based cleaners such as Windex, 409 or the increasingly popular disinfectant wipes found in many medical facilities to clean your new organizers. These products will damage your organizers.
Avoid scouring, abrasive cleaners and standard towels or cloths as this can produce cosmetic scratches on your organizers.
1. Light Cleaning
Simply use compressed air to blow the accumulated dust off. Alternatively, you can also rinse the organizers under running water. Use a non-abrasive cloth such as microfiber to wipe dry or let air dry.
AVOID rubbing a dirty cloth on the organizers as this will rub the dirt into your plastic organizers. AVOID wiping dust off with a dry cloth, as this will also cause scratches.
2. Heavy Cleaning
First follow the light cleaning method, then using a mild detergent, water and a non-abrasive cloth to “scrub” the heavily soiled area. Keep cloth wet with soap and water and turn often to ensure that you are “scrubbing” the area with a clean portion of the cloth.
A bleach solution can be used when a disinfectant is needed.
3. Adhesive Removal
If a label didn’t get put on straight or you want to refresh the labels with new ones, you will need to get the old labels off. Thoroughly wet what remains of the adhesive with WD40 or lighter fluid and let sit for a few minutes. Carefully rub adhesive off, being mindful to avoid scratching the surface.
4. Scratches
Scratches affect the appearance only; they do not decrease the durability of product. If you wish to remove any light scratches use wet fine (400-600) grit sandpaper and then polish the area with an automotive polish using a microfiber cloth or buffing wheel.
5. Cracks
Your new organizers are very durable and will tolerate heavy normal everyday use, however they can crack if dropped or sustain significant impact. To stop a crack from spreading, simply drill a small (1/32”-1/16” bit) hole at both ends of the crack.
The Ambulance
Brothers LLC, 2014