Deep Cleaning

• Important Tip: Read and carefully follow the furniture manufacturer's and cleaner label directions before applying any product to upholstery.
• Deep-clean upholstered furniture every year or two, depending on the use, color, and pattern. Commercial cleaning, do-it-yourself cleaning, and foam cleaners all work.
• Do not soak the fabric or furniture structure with upholstery cleaners.
• Remove all soap residue to avoid attracting dirt to the clean upholstery.
• Use a cleaning product that contains a soil retardant to prevent future staining. If in doubt, check label directions or consult a professional cleaner about soil retardants.
• If frequent soiling is a problem, use a spray-silicon soil retardant to prevent dirt and stains from setting. If your fabric was treated at the time of manufacture or purchase (with a finish such as Teflon or Scotchgard), it is important that you use compatible products whenever cleaning the piece.
• See spot cleaning tips on the following page.