Furniture Care Tips: Keep Your Biosofa Radiant and Long-Lasting
Maintaining and Cleaning our Natural Textiles
Embrace the uniqueness of our natural fabrics. Slight variations in color from batch to batch are normal and add to their charm. Our suppliers conduct visual checks to ensure quality.
Like all textiles, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause slight fading. Contact us for insights and advice on managing this aspect.
For stains, start with a damp cotton cloth. Removable covers should still avoid household washing machines; trust a specialist cleaning service instead.
Stubborn stains? Reach out to us for expert advice and assistance.
Dust ages fabric. Use a hoover with a small, wide attachment designed for upholstery to revitalize your sofa. Be cautious with hard plastic nozzles, especially on velvet.
Revive crushed velvet with a velvet brush or even a velvet swatch for a DIY solution.
We're here to guide you through the best care practices.
Embrace the uniqueness of our natural fabrics. Slight variations in color from batch to batch are normal and add to their charm. Our suppliers conduct visual checks to ensure quality.
Like all textiles, prolonged exposure to direct sunlight may cause slight fading. Contact us for insights and advice on managing this aspect.
For stains, start with a damp cotton cloth. Removable covers should still avoid household washing machines; trust a specialist cleaning service instead.
Stubborn stains? Reach out to us for expert advice and assistance.
Dust ages fabric. Use a hoover with a small, wide attachment designed for upholstery to revitalize your sofa. Be cautious with hard plastic nozzles, especially on velvet.
Revive crushed velvet with a velvet brush or even a velvet swatch for a DIY solution.
We're here to guide you through the best care practices.
Plump and Luxurious: Caring for Our Feather-Filled Cushions
Experience the softness of our feather-filled cushions with a simple maintenance routine every few months.
Channel your inner grandmother by shaking the cushions to help them stay squishy and maintain their shape. Open the zippers, give them a good whack from the corners, and enjoy the comfort.
Keep it Radiant
Maintain the timeless allure of your wood furniture with these caring gestures:
- Prompt Spill Cleanup: Swiftly clean spills using a clean, damp cloth, followed by immediate drying.
- Regular Dusting: Gently dust your wood pieces regularly with a soft cloth.
- Mild Cleansing: Occasionally wipe with a mild, wood-friendly detergent to show your wood a little love. Try a blend of equal parts olive oil and white vinegar with a dash of lemon, ensuring prompt drying.
What to Steer Clear Of
Safeguard the natural beauty of your wood furniture by avoiding these detrimental practices:
- Silicone-Based Polish: Refrain from using polish containing silicone, as it can degrade the finish over time.
- Aggressive Cleaning Products: Harsh cleaning products can lead to a grey appearance and diminish the natural shine of wood.
- Sunlight and Heat: Shield your wood from direct sunlight and heat to prevent staining, discoloration, cracks, or warping.
- Dragging Furniture: Always lift, not drag, to avoid damage to joints and potential harm to your floor and lower back.
Caring for Your Leather Investment
Leather is timeless, and with proper care, it can last a lifetime. Follow these tips to ensure your leather furniture stays in top-notch condition:
- Clean Spills Promptly: Whether it's a glass of wine or a cup of coffee, blot spills with a dry absorbent cloth. Avoid rubbing, as it can damage the surface.
- Beware of Sharp Objects: Leather is resilient, but sharp objects like belt buckles can leave scratches. Handle with care to preserve its smooth appearance.
- Shield from Sunlight: Like a delicate skin, leather doesn't appreciate prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or heat. Keep it in shaded areas to prevent fading and cracking.
- Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Stay away from cleaning products containing alcohol or acetone. Opt for mild, leather-friendly cleaners to maintain its natural luster.
Remember, leather is a living material, and the unique patina it develops over time adds to its character and charm. Embrace the evolving beauty of your leather furniture.
