Cloth Upholstery and Woven Fabrics
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Pillows and loose cushions should be flipped, rotated and fluffed on a bi-weekly basis to keep filling materials evenly distributed and allow for even wear.
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When moving your furniture to clean or relocating, always lift your upholstered furniture. Never drag or push furniture to a new location. This could damage your floor or break the legs of chairs and sofas.
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Your upholstery should always be kept away from direct sunlight, heat and moisture as fading and discoloration may occur.
Never sit on an arm of a chair or a sofa. This is one of the most common causes of premature failure. Sitting on the arm of a recliner can bend the mechanism and permanently damage the action of the chair.
Leather Care and Maintenance
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With minimal care, your leather furniture can last a very long time. We strongly recommend frequent light dusting as dust and soil can be abrasive, potentially damaging the finish of your leather. Occasional wiping with a warm and slightly damp clean cloth will prevent oils and other soil from building up. As easy as it sounds, this simple maintenance is vital to prolonging the life of your leather furniture.
Spots and spills should be blotted up immediately with a clean absorbent cloth or sponge. Do not rub. If necessary, use clear, lukewarm water and gently wipe the spill. Dry with a clean towel and allow to air dry.
With stubborn spots and stains use a mild solution of non-detergent soap (use a soap you would be confident using on your face) and clear, lukewarm water in a 1:10 solution. Apply the solution to a clean, damp sponge, then rinse the area of the spot or stain well and let it air dry naturally. Always try the cleaning method on a concealed area first to be certain of colorfastness.
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