Use and Care Manual

Product Size: W 18" x D 14.2" x H 24.2"
Item # : JN200ST
Description : JENNINGS LIVE EDGE STOOL
Chemicals in rubber may leave a stain. Put a strip of felt or
Do not use a heavy paper.
- When wiping down the table, a soft, clean rag should be used.
result in a high gloss shine.
that does not contain silicon. Maintaining this wax build-up will
- For lasting shine, the resin table should be waxed with a car wax
surface and basic precautions should be taken.
- Resin tabletops will scratch just the same as any other glossy
- Soap and water are not advisable for wood surfaces. Water
coaster for protection.
etc. containing hot liquids should not be left on the table without a
cleaning fluids, and warm or hot liquids; however, cups, glasses,
- If a polished surface becomes foggy, rub it with a cloth dipped
top face of the table, which will resist ice, water, wine, liquor, food,
- Resin tabletops have approximately 1/8" of a resin coat on the
High Gloss Resin Table Maintenance:
This will cause extreme localized drying of the wood.
do not place in the path of hot streams of air from central heating.
Do not place furniture directly against a heater or radiator and
- Sunlight's ultraviolet rays can damage the finish of furniture.
appliances, etc.
results in a white spot. Use protective pads under hot dishes,
- Heat creates a chemical change in the furniture's finish, which
leather under accessories that have rubber or vinyl.
- Always pre-test a small area of fabric in an inconspicuous area when cleaning
- Do not allow rubber or vinyl materials to lie on the furniture.
beverages.
wiped up immediately. Coasters should be used under all
- Moisture is wood's worst enemy. Liquid spills should be gently
The Enemies of Wood:
may scratch your furniture's surface.
- Remember to change dusting cloths frequently as dirty cloths
damage.
can penetrate the finish and raise the grain on wood, causing
- It is recommended to seal the tops on a regular basis (every 6 to 12 months).
Rub softly with the grain until the surface is completely dry.
in a solution of one tablespoon vinegar to one quart of water.
Marble Top Maintenance:
in a foggy or cloudy appearance.
based and wax-based polishes will cause a build-up and result
- Use the same type of polish consistently as interchanging oil-
not removed properly.
- Dust with a soft cloth. Dust will scratch the furniture surface if
- Always dust, wipe, and clean with the grain of the wood.
Wood Furniture Maintenance:
- Do not use cleaning products containing brightening agents.
before proceeding.
absorbed into the stone.
- Professional cleaning is always recommended for all upholstered pieces.
into the fibers.
- Frequent vacuuming of the entire upholstered area will prevent dust from settling
Caring for the Fabric on Upholstered Furniture:
will penetrate the table and cause cracks.
withstand any weather conditions except internal freezing. Snow or freezing rain
- When sealed properly, marble tops can be used indoors and outdoors and can
recommendation.
homecare store and should be applied according to the manufacturer's
A good quality stone sealer can be purchased from any tiles/stone store or any
Granite Top Maintenance:
surfaces the same as wood surfaces is a great rule of thumb.
Marble may be stone, but it is porous stone and can stain easily. Treating marble
granite.)
rather than polis
hed. (Penetrating sealer may be used on both polished and honed
Do not use granite polish on granite with a matte finish, which has been honed
with special stone polish, powder or cream.
- Renew the surface on polished granite (granite with a high gloss surface) by buffing
- Remove stains with special absorbent poultices formulated for use on stone.
- After a period of use, apply a penetrating sealer to prevent contaminants from being
remove the polish from the surface.
- It is not recommended to use a water-based solvent for dark granite as it will
- Clean with pH neutral products or those especially formulated for use on stone.
* Avoiding contact with chemicals (particularly acid-based materials)
* Wiping up spills immediately
* Keeping them free of debris or sharp objects
- Protect surfaces from scratching, staining and etching by:
To maintain the beauty of your granite:
beauty.
including: veining, hairline cracks, and color variations - which make up the stone's
generally non-porous surface. The stone has many natural characteristics
The surface of the granite on your table has been polished or sealed to create a
Your furniture purchase is an investment. Here are a few tips to maximize the lifetime of your furniture
with a minimum amount of effort. Properly caring for your furniture can help ensure that it looks great
year after year.
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