Aimee Armchair

Linen

Caring for Linen upholstery

Dry clean only.

In terms of everyday maintenance for linen furniture, vacuuming or dry brushing can be done. If you’re worried that your linen upholstery may fade over time, consider rotating it in the room so that it’s not always in the direct light. You can also close your window coverings during the direct sun hours of the day.

If you want a little extra stain protection, linen does well with scotch guarding, please check with our sales people with regards to this service offered in store.  

If you notice your linen furniture has some wrinkles, light steam or even cool ironing can help with that.

Polyester

Regular Vacuuming: Use an upholstery brush attachment to vacuum your polyester upholstery regularly. This prevents the accumulation of loose dirt and dust on all surfaces, including cushions, sides, and back.

Prompt Spill Care: In case of spills, act quickly. Blot the area with a clean, white cloth to absorb liquids. Avoid scrubbing, as this can harm the fabric.

Handling Stains: For more stubborn stains, create a mild cleaning solution by mixing dish soap with warm water. Gently blot the stained area with a clean cloth. Rinse the cloth before moving to other sections to prevent spreading the stain.

Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Stay away from harsh chemicals like bleach or ammonia. These substances can weaken the fabric, potentially shortening your furniture's lifespan.

Cushion Maintenance: To maintain the shape and longevity of your upholstery, rotate and re-fluff the cushions regularly. This prevents uneven wear, helping the furniture to retain its aesthetic appeal.