Fabric:
All spills should be treated promptly for best results and ease of removal. Most spills can be cleaned by gently blotting the spill with a clean, dry, absorbent cloth. The use of a clean, dry, absorbent cloth alone may not completely remove the spill. For further treatment, use a water-based soap mixture that combines 1 tablespoon of a liquid detergent such as Tide, with 16 ounces of lukewarm water. Dampen the cleaning cloth in the mixture and gently blot the soiled area. Avoid rubbing affected area aggressively. Rinse the area with a clean, damp cloth to ensure that all of the soap residue has been removed.
Faux Leather:
Polyurethane is a polymer that is considered to be a highly resilient, flexible and durable material. Multiple layers of PU, as it commonly referred to, are combined to create faux leather. It is becoming increasingly popular as an upholstery material both in residential and contract uses due to its unique benefits. It is not only durable but also supple, soft to the touch and has an attractive appearance.
Faux leather is manufactured to reflect the natural characteristics of leather. In doing so, markings wrinkles, grooves, and light scratches are appreciated characteristics of the upholstery and are deemed acceptable. No two pieces will be alike.
To ensure the lasting beauty of faux leather:
Keep protected from direct sunlight and heat to prevent drying out and fading.
Avoid sticky, rough and sharp objects rubbing against the faux leather.
In many instances, a clean, damp cloth is all that is needed to remove dirt and grime.
If further cleaning is required, please consider the following recommendations:
Soiled areas should be cleaned as soon as possible.
We recommend using non-abrasive, water-based cleaners, soap, and water. Add 1 tsp of mild liquid dish detergent to 16 oz of water.
Use a clean cloth dampened with the appropriate cleaning solution and apply to the affected areas. Blot the fabric with the cloth, working from the outer edge of the stained area and moving toward the centre. To effectively draw out the stain, renew the cleaning cloth as often as necessary to maintain absorbency.
Rinse cloth with fresh water and wipe affected area to remove any residue from the soap and water. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
For challenging stains (such as hair oil, soft drinks, chocolate, candy, etc.) wipe affected area with a soft cloth using a mild upholstery cleaner. Rinse cloth with fresh water and wipe affected area to remove any residue. Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
