Maintenance Of Leather Sofa

1. After prolonged sitting, it is recommended to lightly tap the seat area and edges to restore their original shape and reduce the slight indentation caused by mechanical fatigue due to concentrated sitting force.
2. When placing a leather sofa, it should be kept away from heat dissipation objects to avoid direct sunlight that can cause leather cracking and fading.
3. Leather is a natural material that only requires simple and basic care. It is recommended to lightly wipe with distilled water and a soft cloth every week, and maintain with colorless shoe wax or leather lubricant once a month.
4. If there is dirt on the leather, use a clean damp sponge dipped in a mild detergent to wipe it off, then let it dry naturally. Before use, you can try it in an inconspicuous corner.
5. If a beverage is spilled on leather, it should be immediately dried with a clean cloth or sponge, and wiped with a damp cloth to allow it to air dry naturally.
6. For newly purchased leather sofas, first wet a towel with clean water, wring it out, and wipe off the dust and dirt on the surface of the sofa. Then, gently wipe the surface of the sofa with a care agent once or twice (do not use wax containing care products). This forms a protective film on the surface of the leather, making it difficult for dirt to penetrate into the pores of the leather in the future and facilitating cleaning in the future.
7. Avoid scratching leather with sharp objects.
8. To avoid dirtying the sofa with oil stains, ballpoint pens, ink, etc. If stains are found on the sofa, they should be cleaned immediately with leather cleaner. If there is no leather cleaner, a clean white towel dipped in a little alcohol can be used to gently wipe the stains, then a dry wet towel can be used to dry them, and finally protected with a protective agent.
9. The daily care of the sofa can be done by wiping it with a wrung out wet towel. After about 2-3 months, clean the sofa with leather cleaner or use a household vacuum cleaner to remove dust from the surface of the sofa.
10. To extend its lifespan and prevent children from jumping and playing on the sofa, bodies with sweat should not come into direct contact with the sofa.
11. The placement of the sofa should be 5-10cm away to maintain ventilation.
12. To avoid direct sunlight on the sofa, such as in the living room where there is often sunlight, it is recommended to adjust the positions of several sofas at regular intervals to prevent significant color differences; If the humidity is high, you can use weak sunlight from 8am to 10am for seven days, one hour per day, about once every three months.