LEATHER CARE
During daily cleaning, you can use a clean towel dampened with water and wrung out, then gently wipe it down, taking care not to scratch the surface. If there are stains on the leather, you can use a clean cloth dampened with a small amount of washing water to gently wipe away dust and dirt. Then, wipe it with clean water for 1-2 times. When the water is about 80% dry, try to let it air dry naturally, rather than forcing it dry. After that, evenly apply leather cleaner and polish to make the leather as bright as new.
Regularly using maintenance oil to care for a leather sofa can prevent wear, discoloration, or cracks caused over time. With careful maintenance, the leather can be made to feel smooth and have a bright and beautiful color.
STONE CARE
Natural stone possesses unique textures and qualities. When used in daily life, care and maintenance should be taken to fully exhibit the unique charm of stone.
Do not use sharp or hard objects to impact the stone, as this may damage the protective layer of the stone, affecting its appearance and reducing its lifespan. For daily cleaning, you can use a mildly neutral cleaner to remove surface dirt. After cleaning, be sure to rinse the surface with clean water, and finally, wipe the stone surface with a dry cloth to remove any residual water stains
WOOD CARE
The solid wood material exudes a natural and primitive beauty, creating a warm and comfortable home atmosphere.
The maintenance of wooden surface paint films is particularly important in daily use. Regularly clean the wooden surfaces to keep furniture clean. Use a cotton cloth to wipe away dust on the surface. Avoid friction and collision between hard metal products or sharp objects and furniture, as this can damage the wooden paint finish and affect its appearance.
To protect the paint finish and wood of furniture, a protective film is formed on the surface of the furniture. It is recommended to regularly wax and maintain the furniture to increase the glossiness of the paint finish and extend its service life.
FABRIC CARE
To maintain the cleanliness and beauty of the fabric sofa, proper care should be taken during daily use.
In the daily care of fabric sofas, dust can be removed by gently tapping the surface with a dry towel. It is recommended to vacuum at least once a week. Dust tends to accumulate on the armrests, backrests, and crevices of the sofa. A dedicated vacuum cleaner can be used for cleaning, but avoid using a suction brush to prevent damaging the weave on the textile fabric and causing it to become fluffy.
For velvet fabric, a dedicated vacuum cleaner can be used for preliminary cleaning. After that, use a clean brush dipped in a small amount of diluted alcohol to sweep it once, and then dry it with an electric hair dryer. If there are juice stains, mix a small amount of baking soda with water, and then use a cloth dipped in the mixture to wipe them off. The stains can also be removed.
