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How to clean and maintain this furniture fabric?

1. Understand the type of furniture fabric
Before you start cleaning and maintenance, you must understand the type of furniture fabric you are using. Common furniture fabrics include cotton, linen, polyester, velvet, leather, etc. Each fabric has its own unique characteristics and maintenance requirements. Understanding the type of fabric will help you choose the right cleaning method and maintenance products.

2. Daily cleaning
Choose the right cleaning tools: Choose the right cleaning tools according to the material of the furniture fabric. For fabrics, a soft dry cloth or microfiber cloth is ideal because they will not scratch the fabric and can effectively remove dust and stains.
Prepare detergent: For furniture fabrics, water and a mild detergent (such as neutral detergent) are sufficient. But for special fabrics (such as silk, wool or leather), you may need to use a special detergent.
Dust removal: Use a soft dry cloth or vacuum cleaner to gently wipe the surface of the furniture to remove dust and debris. This is the step in cleaning and the key to keeping the furniture clean and tidy.
Stain treatment: If there are stains on the furniture, they need to be dealt with in time. First, gently wipe the stain with a clean damp cloth to remove the stain on the surface. If the stain is difficult to remove, you can use a neutral detergent or a special detergent. But be careful not to use too much water or strong wiping to avoid damaging the fabric.
Cleaning details: During the cleaning process, do not ignore the details such as the gaps, corners and edges of the furniture. These places are prone to accumulate dust and stains and need special attention.
Regular cleaning: It is recommended to clean the furniture at least once a week to keep its appearance neat. If there are children or pets in the house, more frequent cleaning may be required.
Classification cleaning: For furniture of different materials and colors, it is to clean them separately to avoid mutual contamination and fading.
Pay attention to the use of detergents: When using detergents, be sure to follow the instructions on the manual. Avoid using detergents containing bleach or strong acids and alkalis to avoid damaging the furniture fabric.
Protect the furniture fabric: During the cleaning process, try to avoid using too much water or strong wiping. For special fabrics (such as silk, wool or leather), it is to use special detergents and maintenance products.

3. Deep cleaning
Choose the right detergent: Choose the right detergent according to the type of furniture fabric. For synthetic fiber fabrics such as cotton, linen, and polyester, neutral detergents or special detergents can be used; for natural fabrics such as velvet and leather, special detergents and maintenance products are required.
Cleaning steps: First, use a soft dry cloth or vacuum cleaner to remove dust and debris from the surface of the furniture. Then, spray the detergent on a clean damp cloth and gently wipe the surface of the furniture. During the cleaning process, be careful to keep the moisture of the fabric moderate to avoid excessive moisture from penetrating into the interior of the furniture. Finally, wipe the surface of the furniture with a clean dry cloth to ensure that there is no residual detergent.

4. Maintenance suggestions
Turn over regularly: For furniture that can be turned over, such as sofa cushions, bedding, etc., it is recommended to turn over regularly to maintain uniform wear of the fabric and extend its service life.
Avoid direct sunlight: Long-term direct sunlight will cause the furniture fabric to fade and age. Therefore, try to avoid exposing the furniture directly to the sun, or use curtains, sunshades and other items to block it.
Maintain indoor humidity: Appropriate indoor humidity helps maintain the softness and glossiness of furniture fabrics. In dry seasons, you can use a humidifier to increase indoor humidity; in humid seasons, you should keep the room ventilated and dry.