When selecting the best type of fabric for your upholstered furniture, remember
to consider your lifestyle and your expectations. Fabric styles and fiber contents
change with each Interior fashion shift. Choose a fabric that suites your lifestyle
and how you intend to use the item.
A: Pay attention to the cleaning codes
of each fabric that you are interested in. An active family should select a fabric
that is easy to clean and withstand
high use. If you have any questions about which fabric would be appropriate,
ask us.
A: Rotate all loose cushions
frequently to assure even wear. Vacuum dust & dirt
from all fabric, cracks & crevasses. By far, Fabric Protection is the
best possible way to extend the life of your upholstery. Read the short section
on how fabric protection works to find out why.
A: Yes & No. Yes, a high quality Sofa constructed using hardwoods and
sophisticated joinery will last longer than a poorly constructed Sofa of
a soft wood & staples.
No, because usually the higher grades of fabric (such as silks & damasks)
will be less durable than a lower priced man-made fiber.
A: Selecting the right fabric for your lifestyle is the first
step. Read the short section about fabric care for more information.
Each fabric has a Cleaning Code indicated from the factory. It is important
to know the correct code for cleaning and care. Regardless of cleaning code,
fabric protection can be added and will not change the cleaning recommendations.
Spot Clean with water based shampoo or foam upholstery cleaner. Pretest for
color loss and fabric compatibility. Do not overwet. Use a professional
cleaning
service for overall soiling.
Spot clean with a water-free cleaning solvent.
Pretest for color loss and fabric compatibility. Do Not Use Water! Use a professional
cleaning service
for overall soiling.
Spot clean with upholstery shampoo, foam from a mild
detergent, or a mild dry cleaning solvent. Pretest for color loss and fabric
compatibility.
Do
not overwet. Use a professional cleaning service for overall soiling.
Clean
only by vacuuming or light brushing with a non-metallic brush. Do Not Use Water
or Dry Cleaning Solvents. Consult a professional upholstery
cleaner.
Choosing to apply fabric protection is the best possible way to protect your
new upholstered furniture and keep it looking new.
Treated Upholstery will:
Last Longer
Look Better longer
Clean easier
The fabric protection treatment is a spray applied to all surfaces of the upholstered
item. The application "wicks" into the fibers of the fabric creating
a protective barrier against soil and stains.
- Has no smell & is non-allergenic
- Does not change the look of the fabric
- Does not change the feel of the fabric
- Does not contain Ozone depleting chemicals
- Not only does a fabric protection treatment create a barrier against stains
and spills, it has been shown to provide a barrier against the dirt and dust
particles that cause excess abrasion and can cause premature fabric wear.
-
A
fabric protection treatment will last the life of your furniture.
- Professional
cleaning only removes about 10% of the protective treatment. There is no need
to reapply treatment after a good cleaning.
Every fabric protection treatment
comes with a lifetime warranty covering your treated items against stains & spills.
In the event of a spill or stain, follow the simple cleaning steps outlined
in the warranty. If the stain
remains, call the warranty service phone number and they will connect you with
an authorized professional cleaning service who will come to your home to remove
the stain. If the stain remains even then, the warranty will cover replacement
of the fabric.
All upholstered furniture will become soiled through use.
Most spills & soil
on fabric protection treated upholstery will clean easily and quickly provided
that the proper cleaning procedures are followed. A fabric protection application
is not an absolute impenetrable barrier and improper cleaning methods can damage
both the fabric and the treatment.
(don't rub) spills immediately with
a clean absorbent cloth while spill is still fresh. Dried spills are more difficult
to remove.
the Cleaning Code for your type of fabric. This is very important
to determine the type of cleaner to use.
read & follow the instructions on the cleaning agent.
distilled water with the cleaning agent if water is called for (W & WS
Codes Only)
Pretest any cleaner on any fabric in a hidden area. Check for Color fastness
and fabric compatibility.
a small spill small. Work lightly, blotting from center to the edges. "Feather" the
edges by dampening edges irregularly and blotting quickly to avoid rings.
Quickly dry a cleaned spot using a small fan or blow dryer on low.
Use The following as a guide to keep your upholstery looking better longer:
- Vacuum
often to reduce grit that can cause abrasion.
- Reverse loose cushions weekly for even wear.
- Protect from the sun. Ultraviolet light can cause deterioration.
- Keep Pets off of furniture. Pet's body oils rub off and are very difficult
to remove.
- Use caution with clothing such as Blue Jeans. Fabric dyes can transfer onto
upholstered furniture.
- Use caution with printed material ( ie newspapers) The ink occasionally "bleeds" onto
porous surfaces.
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