Upholstery care

Fabric upholstery

The fabric upholstery is cleaned with a vacuum cleaner or a not too soft brush. Grease and oil stains are treated with gasoline or stain remover. The cleaning agent, however, must not be poured directly onto the soiled area of the material, as smudges will be noticeable after that. Treat by starting in a circular motion from the outside of the stain and working your way into the stain. Other contaminants are mostly removed with warm soapy water. Remove heavily soiled fabric upholstery with dry foam.

Faux leather upholstery

This upholstery has a low-staining surface. Does not require special care. For normal soiling, the following types of cleaning are used: an alkaline soap solution prepared from a mixture of water with an ordinary mild detergent, as well as a solution prepared from a mixture of water and an ordinary artificial leather cleaner. The soft brush makes it easier to remove dirt from the skin folds.