Durability. Stain resistance. Clean-ability.

Regular vacuuming of your upholstered furniture will enhance the beauty and longevity of your fabric.

Treat spills promptly. Gently Blot away the spill with a clean, dry absorbent cloth. Do not rub.

Attempt removal of dried contaminants with a soft brush or dull knife prior to using a wet treatment.

 Important! Test a small hidden section of the upholstery to ensure fabric and color are not affected. For severe stains, consult a professional upholstery cleaner.

While all stains may not be completely removed, these guidelines are suggested for best results.

Method A
Use a water-based soap solution of 1 tablespoon laundry detergent per 2 cups warm water. Dampen the cleaning cloth and Gently Blot away the spill. Do not rub. Rotate the cleaning cloth often and rinse with water to ensure complete removal of all soap residue.

Method B
Use a mild solvent-based residential upholstery cleaner and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Method C
Mix 1/2 cup bleach, 2 TBS mild soap in a gallon of warm water. Dampen cleaning cloth with solution and blot away stain. Rinse thoroughly. Blot dry or allow to air dry.

Chocolate, Coffee — Method A with tepid water

Fruit — Method A with cold water

Ink — Method A with rubbing alcohol

Milk, Wine, Soft Drinks — Method A

Grease, Oil, Lipstick — Method B

Wax — Brush first, then Method B

Vomit — Lift with cold water sponge, then Method A

Pencil — Method B followed by Method A

Mud — Lift off, vacuum, then Method A

Algae, Mold, Mildew, Stubborn Stains — Method C