• Treat stains promptly. Remove fluids immediately by blotting with a clean, color-fast absorbent cloth. Remove solids with a flat object and vacuum with the proper attachment.
• Pre-test your cleaning method on an inconspicuous area first to determine if the color bleeds or alters the fabric. If there is any doubt, consult a professional cleaning service.
• Do not saturate, as it could leave a ring.
• Use a clean cloth and cool water to remove any cleaning solution residue to avoid a
  re-occurring stain.

For water based stains: Use water, or a water based foam or upholstery cleaner.

For oil-based stains: Use solvent or a dry clean solution. Apply cleaning agent to the cloth or sponge, not directly to the fabric.

Regular Maintenance

Caring for your upholstery frequently reduces the build up of soil on the fabric. Regular gentle vacuuming with a proper upholstery attachment should be done to remove dust and lint.