Product Care
Fabric care:
- Vacuum regularly with an upholstery attachment to remove dirt, dust, and debris.
 - Spot clean spills and stains as soon as possible with a damp cloth.
 - Use a mild, non-abrasive cleaner on tough stains.
 - Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading and discolouration.
 - Rotate cushions regularly to ensure even wear.
 - Place protective pads on furniture legs to prevent scratches on floors.
 - Avoid harsh cleaning solutions or chemicals.
 - Use a furniture protector to guard against dirt and spills.
 - Have upholstery professionally cleaned regularly.
 - Fluff feather cushions regularly to maintain their shape.
 - Spills must be cleaned immediately. Avoid rubbing or dabbing as it will penetrate deeper into the fabric fibres.
 - Soak up spills with paper towel or other very absorbent clean/dry cloth.
 - Do not steam or bleach
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Handling Spills and Stains:
- Blotting:
 - For liquid spills, immediately blot the affected area with a clean, dry cloth or paper towel. Gently press down to absorb as much liquid as possible without rubbing.
 - If a stain occurs, use a clean cloth dampened with water and a mild, non-abrasive upholstery cleaner. Blot gently, and do not saturate the fabric.
 - Spot Cleaning:
 - Apply a small amount of upholstery cleaner to a clean cloth, and test in an inconspicuous area first. If safe, apply the cleaner to the stain, working from the outside in to avoid spreading.
 - Follow up with a dry cloth to blot and remove excess moisture.
 
 
Professional Care:
- Dry Cleaning:
 - For extensive cleaning or persistent stains, seek a professional upholstery cleaner who specializes in feather/down furniture.
 - Ensure that the cleaner uses methods appropriate for feather/down to avoid any damage.
 - Avoid Water-Based Cleaners:
 - Do not use water-based cleaners or steam cleaners on feather/down cushions, as moisture can lead to clumping and deterioration of the filling.
 
Additional Tips:
- Use Sofa Covers:
 - Consider using washable sofa covers or throws to protect against spills, stains, and everyday wear. This can also make cleaning easier.
 - Maintain Loft:
 - Periodically check and redistribute feathers if you notice any lumps or uneven areas. Gently shake and knead the cushions to maintain their shape and comfort.
 - Proper Storage:
 - If you need to store the sofa or cushions, choose a dry, well-ventilated space. Avoid placing heavy items on top, as this can compress the feathers and affect the sofa’s comfort.
 
Marble care:
- Clean with pH neutral gentle soap or specially formulated marble cleaner and warm water
 - While cleaning, use non-abrasive cloth or sponge
 - Avoid using abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals on the surface, as they can damage the epoxy coating
 - Wipe with the wet, hot dish towel
 - Blot up spill immediately, never wipe
 - If spills, clean it quickly to avoid surface abrasion
 - To prevent scratches, avoid dragging on the surface or use felt pads or protective mat for items kept on the surface
 - Avoid keeping hot surface directly on marble top
 - To avoid discolouration, avoid placing very hot items on the surface.
 - After cleaning, make sure to dry the surface thoroughly to prevent water spots.
 
Leather Care:
- Don’t leave leather exposed in the sun or moisture
 - Never use chemical agents while cleaning, only soap and water
 - Leave your sofa to dry naturally, and avoid sitting on it until it is finished to avoid dye transfer.
 - Vacuum the couch regularly to remove dirt and dust.
 - Condition your leather couch periodically to prevent it from cracking.
 - Avoid using harsh cleaners or abrasive materials when cleaning your leather couch.
 - Avoid sitting on the arms of the couch to prevent damage to the leather.
 - Use coasters when placing drinks on the leather couch to prevent staining.
 - Have your leather couch professionally cleaned periodically to maintain its appearance.
 
Wood Care:
- Dust regularly. Use a dry cloth or feather duster to remove dust and debris from the surface of wooden furniture.
 - Use furniture polish. Use a furniture polish that is specifically designed for wood furniture to help protect the wood and reduce marks and scratches.
 - Avoid direct sunlight. Wood furniture should not be placed in direct sunlight as this can cause fading and discolouration.
 - Keep it away from heat and moisture. Heat and moisture can cause the wood to warp and crack, so it’s important to keep your furniture away from sources of both.
 - Use protective pads. Place protective pads under furniture legs or on surfaces to reduce wear and tear.
 - Clean spills quickly. Spills should be wiped up quickly using a damp cloth to avoid any staining or damage.
 - Use coasters for drinks. Using coasters for drinks on wooden furniture will help to prevent marks and stains from liquids.
 
Care and Maintenance Guide for Feather/Down Sofa
- Gently fluff, punch and knead the cushions daily to maintain their natural loft and shape. This helps prevent the feathers from becoming compressed and ensures a plush appearance.
- Rotate cushions periodically, and check and redistribute feathers if you notice any lumps or uneven areas.to ensure even wear and to keep the seating area uniform.
 - Ensure your sofa is placed away from high-humidity areas or direct moisture sources, such as near radiators or bathrooms. AVOID EXCESSIVE MOISTURE.
 - Try to avoid sitting in the same spot for extended periods to prevent uneven wear. Use all areas of the sofa to ensure even distribution of Down/ Feathers. Avoid uneven wear and tear.
 - Use a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment to remove dust and debris. This prevents the accumulation of particles that can degrade the quality of the feathers and fabric.
 - Be thorough but gentle to avoid pulling at the fabric
 - It is normal to occasionally have feathers pushing through the fabric, please gently pull it out. DO NOT TRY TO PUT IT BACK INTO THE FABRIC. Dispose of the feather.
 - Regularly check for any signs of wear, such as loose seams, frayed edges, or feather leakage. Prompt repairs will help extend the life of your sofa.
 - Try to avoid pet fur, scratches, and potential accidents and consider using pet-friendly covers or throws if pets are part of your household.