CARE TIPS
How to clean stains from your upholstered furniture?
Few Simple Rules:
- Remove stain immediately. Many spots are harder to remove if allowed to dry.
- Remove excess moisture with tissue by blotting
- If stain has dried, then brush and vacuum to remove loose particles before further cleaning.
- After removing excess moisture, or dried particles, moisten the area with upholstery cleaning agent,
or foam, and then blot. Do not scrub.
- Repeat until stain disappears.
- After the fabric has dried vacuum thoroughly.
- If the stain cannot be removed by this method, then use a professional cleaning company.
How to care for my sofa?
FABRIC
- Brush or vacuum chairs regularly (at least once a month).
- Protect from direct sunlight, as this will cause fabric to fade unevenly.
- Dab spills immediately with cloth dampened with distilled water. If you choose to use mild solvent
- or upholstery shampoo on a tough stain, test first in an inconspicuous area.
- For thorough cleaning, we recommend a professional in-home upholstery cleaning service.
This insures the best look and greatest longevity
SLIPCOVERS
- For slipcovers in both pre-washed and dry-cleanable fabrics, we recommend a professional in-home
upholstery cleaning service to clean slipcovers while still on bases. This insures the best look and greatest longevity.
- Do not machine wash your fabric. It may cause discoloration.
- Do not line dry because fabric may stretch. Do not store slipcovers away slightly damp.
- Wash all chair slipcovers at once (just as you'd dry clean both pieces of a suit at once).
- As with clothing, some fading should be expected; separate laundering may cause color variation.
- For thorough cleaning, we recommend a professional in-home upholstery cleaning service.
This insures the best look and greatest longevity.
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