Care Guide

RATTAN

• Clean gently. Dust the furniture regularly with a soft cloth. Furniture polish is not necessary but can be used sparingly
• Dry rattan furniture well. A damp cloth with a mild furniture cleaner may be used but take care not to soak the furniture
• Vacuum rattan furniture with the brush attachment. Use your vacuum's brush attachment on woven panels and furniture crevices. A dry brush with a medium bristle can also be used for cleaning by hand
• Rotate rattan furniture. Rattan fibers can fade in strong light. If possible, rotate furniture on a regular basis to evenly distribute the fading

LEATHER

• Wipe furniture at least once a week with a soft damp cloth to prevent dust build up and soiling
• Always use a good quality and specific Leather Care Product, never use saddle soaps, abrasive cleaners, furniture wax, furniture oils, ammonias or excess water for cleaning leather
• Always apply a good quality Leather Conditioner every 3 to 4 months to keep leather soft and supple and to prevent cracking or drying
• Never place leather furniture near a direct heat source such as a radiator, heat vent or open fireplace
• Keep furniture out of direct sunlight to prevent fading

TEAK

• Use coasters for drinks and protective mats for hot food on your teak to avoid water rings
• Wipe up any spills on teak furniture right away, so they do not set into the wood and cause stains
• Occasionally wipe furniture to keep dirt and debris to a minimum
• To remove heavy stains, you can lightly sand away these areas with fine-grit sandpaper. Don't sand against the grain as this will scratch the teak
• For additional protection, consider applying a stain protector to your indoor teak furniture