Use and Care Manual

• If the stain is spread over a large area, contact a professional cleaner at the earliest.

Stubborn Stains

(Oil, Grease, Food)

• Use a dry solvent cleaner with a damp micro-fiber cloth.

• Test the cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area first to see if it causes any rings or

fades the fabric at all.

• Begin with light strokes on the outside of the stain and work toward the center, being careful

not to over-saturate the fabric.

• Do not apply excessive amounts of water or any other solution to the fabric as it may result in

permanent damage to the material

• Once the stain has been removed, air- dry or pat dry the area with a dry cloth and vacuum the

surface to clean up any residues.

• If the stain resists cleaning, contact a professional cleaner.

Leather

A highly durable, natural material created by tanning cattle hide and animal skins, leather is one of the

most popular materials used in the production of several articles ranging from clothing and accessories

to furniture and automobile interiors.

In addition to its slightly higher prices, leather is considered a premium material for its quality, color and

the effort that goes into its production.

Leather products are usually easy to maintain if cared for regularly as the material is highly resistant to

natural abrasion and wear. We recommend the following procedures when caring for your leather

furniture.

Year-Round Maintenance

We strongly recommend the use of a leather conditioner of your choice at least once every three to four

months. Although leather is a highly durable material that is resistant to dust and dirt, it is susceptible to

cracking and soling overtime depending on their exposure to elements like sunlight, moisture, etc.

High-quality leather conditioners are recommended because:

• They clean dirt and grime that accumulates over time on the surface and beneath, since leather

is a porous material

• Leather conditioners help retain the smooth and comfortable feel of leather which may

naturally diminish over time if no measures are taken