Regular cleaning is necessary to maintain a nice appearance and logevity of a fabric. Dust and dirt lead to wear and tear of the textile and hamper their flame-retardency.

Normal cleaning

·         Vacuum the textile frequently, ideally weekly

·         Velours-/Chenille-Fabrics should be vaccumed  in the web direction

·         It is important to use a fitting attachment for fabrics.

Remove stains immediately

Stain removal

If you act quickly, it is not difficult to remove spilled liquids and thus avoid stains. stains. However, we cannot guarantee that the stain will disappear completely. First remove any liquids or dried-on residue with a spoon or scraper before proceeding, before proceeding.

Be sure to vacuum up any loose particles with a hoover before you continue cleaning. cleaning. Liquids are absorbed with an absorbent cotton cloth. Non-greasy stains can be removed by carefully dabbing with a cloth with a lint-free cloth wrung out in clean, warm water. lint-free cloth or sponge wrung out in clean warm water. in clean warm water.

To avoid marks, gently blot the stain in a circle from the gently and in a circle from the outside to the inside with a clean clean, lint-free cloth. Remove greasy stains with suitable cleaning agents or solvents. solvents.

In all cases, we recommend that you first stain removal products on an inconspicuous area to find out to see if they have any effect on the cover. affect the cover. Allow the fabric to dry completely.

These indications are only recommendations and cannot guarantee complete stain removal. In any case, we recommend that you contact a professional dry cleaner. To ensure satisfactory results, especially with large stains, we recommend that you contact a professional dry cleaner. It is important to indicate whether the stain has already been treated.

Due to excess color on jeans, dark jeans can leave stains on textiles. Washing and cleaning may not always lead to satisfactory results.

Aufgrund überschüssiger Farbe an Jeans können dunkle Jeans Flecken auf Textilien hinterlassen. Waschen und Reinigen führt möglicherweise nicht immer zu zufriedenstellenden Resultaten.

Warning: Do not rub the material heavily, as this may lead to loss of color and damage the pile.

Special care should be taken when using solvents. These could dissolve the upholstery material under the textile surface. Under no circumstances should undiluted detergents, bleach, ammonia or soaps intended for hard surfaces be used.

Cleaning and impregnation

It is usually recommended to clean fabric-covered furniture 2-3 times a year in normal commercial use. Upholstery fabrics in private households usually need to be cleaned less frequently. To ensure satisfactory cleaning results, we recommend contacting a professional dry cleaner. The use of pH-neutral carbon dioxide solutions for cleaning is recommended, as soap can be dispensed with with this method. A professional cleaning company can also help create care plans that ensure that the textiles are properly cared for, so that a good indoor climate and a maximum service life of the upholstery fabrics can be achieved.

Removable wool covers cannot be washed, but must be sent to dry cleaning. Not all zippered covers are removable. We do not recommend impregnating woolen upholstery fabrics, because wool is naturally dirt-repellent.

Precautions

- Avoid sharp or pointed objects to avoid damaging the fabric, keys, edged toys or jewellery.

- If a stitch or loose thread has nevertheless formed? Then these can usually be guided back into the fabric with a blunt and fine object. Please do not pull or cut: This can make the damage worse.

- (New) jeans clothing can cause permanent discolouration on your piece of furniture, which can be released by your own body temperature, for example. This discolouration cannot be reversed. Light and medium colours in particular are more susceptible to this type of problem.