Vacuum regularly with an upholstery attachment or brush lightly to remove dust, dirt, and grime that could be abrasive to the fabric.
Check the cleaning code and follow the instructions detailed on the label.
Cleaning Code WS: Spot clean this fabric with upholstery shampoo, foam from a mild detergent, or mild dry-cleaning solvent.
Be sure to test a small, inconspicuous area to check that the cleaning agent is compatible with the material.
Remove cushion casings prior to cleaning, and allow cushion casings to air dry completely before putting them back on.
Do not saturate fabric, as excess liquid may become trapped underneath and increase the possibility of a stain ring.
Keep furniture away from direct sunlight and humidity to avoid fading.
Blot spills immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub.
Always blot from the outer edges inward to reduce the chance of a stain ring.
When using water to clean, blot stains with cool, distilled water only.
Do not use hot water, as it may set a stain.
Do not use tap water, as it may contain minerals that can leave a stain ring.
Laundering cushion casings in a washing machine is not recommended as this can damage the fibers.
Do not use strong cleaning chemicals on or near upholstery. For difficult stains, contact a professional cleaning service.
It's recommended to have upholstered items professionally cleaned annually.
Pilling may occur on any fabric over time as part of general wear, and is not considered a defect. Use a lint shaver, pilling comb, or fabric de-fuzzer to remove. Ensure the fabric is dry and pulled taut prior to using fabric shaver. Work in small circles and follow all instructions on the product.
The sectional pieces are held together by brackets. If moving the sectional pieces after their original placement, disconnect the brackets first to avoid damaging them, then reconnect once the sectional is in place. Minimize pushing back on the piece when sitting or standing to avoid bending the brackets.
Pet presence, spills, and general wear as part of item's use are not covered under warranty.
Improper maintenance/lack of maintenance may void the item's warranty.
