Solid Wood Furniture
∙ Clean the furniture daily with a dry cloth or feather duster.
∙ For heavy cleaning, wipe the furniture with a damp cloth and then use a dry cloth to finish.

Solid Wood Tabletop
∙ Clean the tabletop daily with a dry cloth or feather duster.
∙ For heavy cleaning, wipe the tabletop with a damp cloth and then use a dry cloth to finish, or use a cleaning solution to remove stains.
∙ To kill germs, wipe the tabletop with alcohol.
∙ No special care is required because the tabletop has a coating that helps prevent stains from food and beverage. It is also resistant to heat.

Natural Rattan
∙ Only clean rattan with a dry cloth or feather duster.
∙ To avoid stains, remove any spilled liquid with a dry cloth as soon as possible.
∙ Never clean rattan with a damp cloth, which will cause mold.
∙ Keep the rattan out of direct sunlight to prevent it from darkening.

Genuine Leather
∙ For normal cleaning, remove surface dirt with a clean cloth.
∙ To get rid of deeper stains, clean the surface with a damp, well-wrung cloth.
∙ Never use alcohol or cleaning solutions because they may destroy the leather’s coating and cause stains.
∙ Avoid placing the leather in direct sunlight, which will degrade and darken the material.

Standard Fabrics
∙ Vacuum the upholstered furniture once a week.
∙ If there is a spill, dab the fabric with a clean cloth or sponge soaked in warm water. (Do not get the fabric too wet). Work from the outside to the middle of the stain. Then dry it with a dry cloth and let it air dry.
∙ Avoid putting the fabric in direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Pet-friendly Fabrics
∙ Vacuum the upholstered furniture once a week.
∙ If there is a spill, dab the fabric with a clean cloth or sponge soaked in warm water. (Do not get the fabric too wet.) Work from the outside to the middle of the stain. Then dry it with a dry cloth and let it air dry.
∙ Avoid putting the fabric in direct sunlight to prevent fading.
∙ Washing the fabrics is not recommended. It will cause the coating to lose its ability to prevent scratches, stains, water or dust.

Paper Cord
∙ Paper cord requires no cleaning or special care due to its natural strength and durability.
∙ In case of spilled liquids, gently dab the paper cord with a tightly wrung cloth. Never rub the liquids.
∙ To prevent stains, avoid spilling brightly colored food or liquid on the paper cord.
∙ Never wash the paper cord with detergent.

Textilene
∙ To clean regularly, use a feather duster or a dry cloth to remove dust from the fibers.
∙ When heavy cleaning is needed, wash the fibers with mild soapy water and then dry them with a cloth.