Use and Care Manual

WOOD/BUTCHER BLOCK CARE

For best results, clean top surfaces with damp cloth and mild detergent. Towel it off to remove

excess moisture. Do not use abrasives or powder cleansers. Do not allow moisture to stand on the

surface for prolonged periods of time.

PAPER VENEER CARE

We recommend dusting frequently with a clean, soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Wipe spills immediately

with a clean cloth. We do not recommend the use of aerosol-powered cleaners, polishes that

contain silicone, waxes, abrasives, or are oil-based. To avoid damaging the surface of the furniture,

always use a cutting board when cutting food or other items on the veneered surface.

STAINLESS STEEL CARE

Stainless Steel should always arrive unblemished. To clean, use warm water or over-the-counter

stainless steel cleaner with a soft cloth. Spray your top lightly and rub in the direction of the

grain of the metal finish until clean. Wipe dry. We do not recommend the use of abrasives, oven

cleaners or products containing chloride. To avoid damaging the surface of the furniture, always

use a cutting board when cutting food or other items on the stainless steel surface. We also

recommend the use of trivets or insulated heat pads under hot pans to avoid scorching.

RESIN WICKER FURNITURE CARE

Regular cleaning is recommended for wicker, as it generally cannot endure harsh or abrasive

treatments. This also minimizes mildew buildup. To remove dirt and debris, vacuum with a dust-

brush attachment or use a dry paintbrush. Clean with a mild soap solution, scrub with a sponge,

rinse with cold water and dry completely. Avoid sitting on the wicker when still damp, which

can cause wicker to sag. If wicker furniture is caught during a sudden rain storm, please make

sure to drain any water that may have accumulated inside the frame and dry completely. Please

always cover the furniture when not in use, and store properly during inclement weather and

the winter/rainy seasons.

METAL FURNITURE CARE

Because most metals, except aluminum, are subject to rust, metal furniture is usually finished

with layers of clear varnish, paint, or a durable powder coating. To clean, use a mild soap solution,

scrub, rinse and dry. On outdoor furniture, make sure to drain any water that may accumulate

inside the frames after rinsing. After cleaning, apply a coat of quality liquid or paste wax with a

lint-free cloth. Use a silicone spray to lubricate swivels and glides on chairs. If metal outdoor

furniture is caught during a sudden rain storm, please make sure to drain any water that may have

accumulated inside the frame and dry completely. Please always cover the furniture when not

in use, and store properly during inclement weather and the winter/rainy seasons. On indoor

removal of antique finishes and also to staining or damage to surrounding areas of fabric

(IE Bed Buttons).

FABRIC MATERIALS CARE

Prevent stains by removing crumbs, dust, dirt, and debris. To remove dirt and debris, vacuum with

a dust-brush attachment. Clean spills immediately! For Linen – If the linen item is removable,

place the item in a clean sink or tub with cool water and a mild detergent. Gently agitate the linen

items, then remove from the soapy water. Rinse with cool water and hang dry. If not removable,

then spot clean by dabbing with solution of cool water and a mild detergent on a soft non-

abrasive cloth. For Microfiber - If the microfiber item is removable, machine wash in cold water

with mild detergent. No fabric softeners as they will clog the open spaces in the microfiber,

making the fabric useless. Avoid washing with cotton items because the microfiber will grab on

to the lint. If not removable, then spray the area lightly with a water-based solution; using a soft

cloth and a blotting motion to remove the stain. Fully air dry.