S4578 Coral
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Product Details
Content
100% Polyester (Uv)
Repeat
.063" H, .063" V
Direction
Railroaded
Cleaning Code
W
Width
56"
Fire Code
- UFAC 1
- CAL 117
Finish
None
Abrasion
63,000
Country of Origin
USA
Type
Made in USA,
InsideOut
Color
Orange
Usage
Outdoor
More Information
1200 Light Hours
General Cleaning:
Because dust and dirt cause fabric to wear faster, we recommend vacuuming regularly with an upholstery attachment.
Flip, rotate and fluff removable cushions regularly.
An annual professional cleaning will keep your upholstered furniture looking its best.
Promptly treat any spots and stains.
Do not rub or brush excessively or you may cause fuzzing.
Spot Cleaning - Everyday Messes:
The spot cleaning method of stain removal can be used for most light to medium stains.
1. Before spot cleaning, blot up liquids on the surface with a clean, soft towel and brush off any loose dirt.
2. Prepare a cleaning solution of 1/4 tsp mild, enzyme detergent, such as standard dishwashing liquid, per 1 cup of lukewarm water.
3. Apply the cleaning solution using a misting spray bottle.
4. Work the solution into the affected area by lightly scrubbing the area with a sponge or soft bristle brush. Work from the outside of the stain inward so as not to spread the stain and rinse your sponge or brush frequently.
5. Allow cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.
6. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residues, as residues will attract dirt. Blot excess moisture with a clean, soft towel or sponge.
7. Allow fabric to air dry.
Spot Cleaning - Stubborn or Excessive Stains:
1. Remove any loose debris and blot the stain.
2. Prepare a bleach based solution, bleach should be diluted with water on a 1:10 ration.
3. Apply the bleach based solution using a misting spray bottle and allow to soak into fabric.
4. Work solution into the affected area by lightly scrubbing with a sponge or soft bristle brush. Work from the outside of the stain inward so as not to spread the stain and rinse your sponge or brush frequently.
5. Blot and thoroughly rinse fabric with water until stain is cleaned. *Make sure all bleach is rinsed off of surface of the fabric.
6. Allow fabric to air dry.
General Cleaning:
Because dust and dirt cause fabric to wear faster, we recommend vacuuming regularly with an upholstery attachment.
Flip, rotate and fluff removable cushions regularly.
An annual professional cleaning will keep your upholstered furniture looking its best.
Promptly treat any spots and stains.
Do not rub or brush excessively or you may cause fuzzing.
Spot Cleaning - Everyday Messes:
The spot cleaning method of stain removal can be used for most light to medium stains.
1. Before spot cleaning, blot up liquids on the surface with a clean, soft towel and brush off any loose dirt.
2. Prepare a cleaning solution of 1/4 tsp mild, enzyme detergent, such as standard dishwashing liquid, per 1 cup of lukewarm water.
3. Apply the cleaning solution using a misting spray bottle.
4. Work the solution into the affected area by lightly scrubbing the area with a sponge or soft bristle brush. Work from the outside of the stain inward so as not to spread the stain and rinse your sponge or brush frequently.
5. Allow cleaning solution to soak into the fabric.
6. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap residues, as residues will attract dirt. Blot excess moisture with a clean, soft towel or sponge.
7. Allow fabric to air dry.
Spot Cleaning - Stubborn or Excessive Stains:
1. Remove any loose debris and blot the stain.
2. Prepare a bleach based solution, bleach should be diluted with water on a 1:10 ration.
3. Apply the bleach based solution using a misting spray bottle and allow to soak into fabric.
4. Work solution into the affected area by lightly scrubbing with a sponge or soft bristle brush. Work from the outside of the stain inward so as not to spread the stain and rinse your sponge or brush frequently.
5. Blot and thoroughly rinse fabric with water until stain is cleaned. *Make sure all bleach is rinsed off of surface of the fabric.
6. Allow fabric to air dry.
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