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Care Instructions


UNIVERSAL TIPS



GENERAL MAINTENANCE


To ensure that you enjoy your vetsak covers for a long time, we recommend that you strictly follow our care instructions in this manual.


One of the best ways to keep our fabrics looking good is to brush off dirt before it becomes embedded in the fabric and wipe up or clean spills soon after one occurs. The quicker you clean spills, the easier they will be to remove. Avoid scrubbing, hard bristle brushes or any other abrasive cleaning method.



FIRST AID FOR SPILLS


- Blot (don’t rub) liquid spills with a clean, dry cloth.

- Spray on a mild solution of soap and water.

- Rinse the fabric (not leather!) thoroughly to remove all soap residue and air dry.


It‘s best to clean the entire surface area of the fabric, from seam to seam, instead of rubbing the fabric in a circular motion on the spill. This method, along with an extractor, may be required in order to avoid water rings and residue.

  • Velvet

    Cleaning


    Hand wash

    Apply a light mist of mild soap and water using a spray bottle. Work the solution into the spill by lightly agitating the entire surface area of the fabric, moving from seam to seam, with a sponge or very soft bristle brush. Avoid scrubbing, and do not use a hard bristled brush or anything that will abrade the fabric. Rinse the entire fabric thoroughly to remove all soap residue. Air dry. Repeat rinsing and blotting until all soap residue is removed.


    Machine wash

    To wash, first turn the cover inside out and ensure the zip is closed half way. Machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle with normal amounts of mild laundry detergent. Avoid using bleach and fabric softeners in the wash. Allow fabric to air dry.

  • Synthetic Leather

    Cleaning


    Hand wash

    Fill your tub with cold water and mild detergent. Swish the cover in the water to create suds and soak for 15 to 30 mins. Drain the soapy water and replace it with clean water for rinsing. Afterwards place the cover on a dry towel and press to absorb the liquid without wringing. Air dry and brush.


    Machine wash

    First turn the cover inside out and ensure the zip is closed half way. Machine wash in cold water on the delicate cycle with normal amounts of mild laundry detergent. Avoid using bleach and fabric softeners in the wash and rinse cycles because they can ruin the texture. Air-dry the cover and fluff it up.

  • Natural Leather

    Care

    To prevent your leather product from changing in colour and drying out, keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources. To remove dust, simply use a dry cloth. For stains, we suggest cleaning the leather gently with natural soap and water while avoiding rubbing the stain.


    Product of Nature

    Our leather covers are made of 100% European bovine nubuck leather which is a sustainably tanned natural product. Our leather’s open-pored surface makes it incomparably soft and, unlike industrially processed leather, our leather tells a unique and whole life story. Just as humans, cattle also have scars, scratches and insect bites during the course of their lives. These natural marks and minor differences in colour and structure show that they lived a healthy life and are characteristic of our natural nubuck leather.

  • Herringbone

    Cleaning


    Machine wash

    The fabrics Pique and Herringbone can under go a gentle 30°C cycle wash with mild detergent in a washing machine, or they can be dry-cleaned. After washing, it‘s recommended to opt for a low-speed spin dry and air-dry the fabrics. To wash, first turn the cover inside out and ensure the zip is closed half way. Do not use a tumble dryer. Only if not avoidable, dry-iron with a maximum temperature of 110°C. First test a small inconspicuous area before ironing the entire piece.


    Mold and mildew

    To remove substances such as tree resin or other mold-prone deposits on fabric, it is recommended that you gently rub the affected area with a solution of bleach that contains sodium hypochlorite (not a mild bleach). Dilute the bleach with 4 parts water for every 1 part of bleach used. After treatment, it is crucial to rinse the fabric thoroughly and then allow it to dry in a shaded area to prevent any yellowing.



Please note

Sunlight and artificial light fade our leather and indoor covers over time. We recommend avoiding exposure to direct sunlight and bright halogen light at close distances. Too much heat will also damage your upholstery. Make sure you keep sufficient distance from heat sources.


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