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Upholstery
Fabrics
- All upholstery should be regularly vacuumed using an upholstery brush attachment and a low power setting.
- It is important to keep upholstery clean as dust, grit and contaminants grinding together against the fibres of upholstery are the major cause of fabric wear.
- Regular careful vacuuming will greatly extend the life of your upholstery.
Faux Leathers
- Faux Leathers should be dusted regularly and can also be wiped with a soft damp cloth. For more thorough cleaning, ‘leather wipes’ can be used.
- Alternatively use a soft cloth dampened with a mild solution of pure soap flakes (not detergent or other chemicals), being careful not to soak the leather.
- After cleaning, polish with a soft dry cloth.
- Please do not apply any polishes, waxes, ‘leather food’ or similar products.
- Avoid placing leather upholstery in direct sunlight or close to heat sources such as radiators.
Vinyl
- Most soiling on vinyl can be cleaned with warm soapy water if required.
- Ballpoint pen ink marks may be removed by careful use of a cotton bud dipped in methylated spirit or white spirit.
Hard Surfaces
Veneer
- Veneer just needs regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Occasionally, veneer can be cleaned using a slightly damp, non abrasive cloth and then polished with a soft dry cloth.
- It is recommended to wipe and polish the veneer in the direction of the grain.
- DO NOT use spray polishes/cleaners or waxes which may damage the finish of the veneer and result in an undesirable sheen and a sticky build-up which can be difficult to remove.
- Avoid placing veneer finish furniture in direct sunlight or close to heat sources such as radiators.
Laminates
- Laminates just need regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Clean surfaces with a damp non-abrasive cloth and then polish with a soft dry cloth
- DO NOT use alcohol-based cleaners or waxes which may damage the finish and result in an undesirable sheen and a sticky build-up which can be difficult to remove
- Avoid placing laminate finish furniture in direct sunlight or close to heat sources such as radiators.
- Stains can be scrubbed off if necessary as the laminate is a more hardy material than veneer.
Wood with Polyurethane (PU) Finish Paint
- Paint finishes just need regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Occasionally, paint finishes can be cleaned using a damp, non-abrasive cloth and then polished with a soft dry cloth.
- DO NOT use spray polishes/cleaners, alcohol-based cleaners or waxes which may damage the finish
Glass
- Dust regularly
- Glass can be regularly cleaned using a slightly damp, non-abrasive cloth and then wiped dry with a soft dry cloth.
- Do not apply force while using it
- A glass cleaner can be used as well.
Marble
- Marble finishes just need regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Marble can be occasionally cleaned using a slightly damp, non-abrasive cloth and then wiped dry with a soft dry cloth.
- DO NOT use alcohol-based cleaners which may damage the finish and result in an undesirable discoloration.
- Stains can be scrubbed off if necessary as marble is a hardy material.
Metal Paint
- Dust regularly. Metal paint finishes just need regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Metal paint finish can be occasionally cleaned using a slightly damp, non-abrasive cloth and then wiped dry with a soft dry cloth.
- DO NOT use spray polishes/cleaners or waxes which may damage the finish and result in an undesirable sheen and a sticky build-up which can be difficult to remove
- Avoid placing metal furniture in direct sunlight or close to heat sources such as radiators.
Hardware
Hinges
- Please do not exceed the designated weight limit of each hinge and avoid putting extra weight on shutters.
- It is recommended that doors are opened regularly even if not required, as moisture, dirt, and grit can jam the doors over an extended period of time.
- Hardware such as handles, knobs etc. can be cleaned with a slightly damp non-abrasive cloth and then polish with a soft dry cloth
- DO NOT apply force to clean any stains
Drawer Channels
- Please do not exceed the designated weight limit of each pair of drawer channels by overloading the drawers.
- Channels can be cleaned with a slightly damp non-abrasive cloth and then polish with a soft dry cloth.
- Please do not apply any pressure or force shut a partially or completely jammed drawer. Check if any of your stuff is blocking the smooth movement of the drawer.
Locks and Keys
- Do not over torque the locks
- Please do not use the key instead of the handle to open the door.
Brass and other Metals
- Dust regularly. Metal finishes just need regular dusting to be kept clean.
- Brass finish handles etc can be occasionally cleaned using a specialty brass cleaning agent and then wiped dry with a soft dry cloth for continued shine.
- DO NOT use spray polishes/cleaners or waxes which may damage the finish and result in a sticky build-up which can be difficult to remove.
- DO NOT use a wet cloth for cleaning as this may lead to staining or permanent loss of sheen.
- Channels may be sprayed with WD40 occasionally in order to maintain the smoothness of operation.
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