Houston Coffee Table

FABRIC
Or objects with components of Fabric

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-Here’s how to keep your fabric lounge suite looking like the
day it came home from Our showroom
-Despite exercising the best of care, accidents do happen! Remember, tackle them as soon as you can after it’s happened –
fresh stains are easier to remove than old ones. Here’s a quick
rundown of how to deal with common fabric stains:

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

– Get to the stains quickly. As soon as a spill or stain occurs,
get to cleaning it immediately. Waiting too long before treating a stain – even a matter of a few minutes – can cause thestain to set, making it harder to get out.
-Use a dry brush to remove loose particles. Go over the entire
sofa with a stiff brush with natural bristles to help loosen stains
and bring dust and dirt to the surface.
-Vacuum. Before scrubbing and cleaning your fabric sofa, use
a hand-held vacuum to remove crumbs and any other loose
particles. This will make it easier to identify and focus on
troublesome stains when it comes time to cleaning

LEATHER
Or objects with components of leather

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At Essops Home, we celebrate the unique character of each
hide.
For this reason, we don’t try to cover up or exclude parts of the
story of each piece of leather. Wrinkles, scars, tick bite marks
and brand marks are all typical of the highest quality, natural,
full-grain leather, also known as aniline leather.
For this reason, the following may occur in leather products:
– Marks, tick bite scars, scratches, stretch marks and scuff
marks are characteristics of full grain leather and are therefore not defects. Prominent brand

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

Rotate seating positions for an even weight destribution
which will prevent a variation in the appearance of the seats.
– Always clean spills immediately, on all leather items.
– Vacuum or dust frequently with a clean, dry cloth
– If leather is soiled, it can be wiped with a soft, damp cloth
using a lather of any mild white soap with lukewarm water
– Do not spot clean leather; clean the entire surface
– Wipe clean with a damp cloth and dry with a clean, soft cloth

STEEL
Or objects with components of waxed or raw steel

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Metal furniture is best cleaned with a cloth or sponge using water and mild, non-detergent soap and wiped dry.
Raw waxed steel is susceptible to rust and scratching if not
maintained regularly.
Raw or waxed steel will rust if left outside in the elements.
Please note that steel attracts heat and will heat up if left in the sun.
Rust will occur if liquids are left on the steel

For ingrained dirt, use window cleaner or a non-abrasive multi-purpose cleaner.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

– Wipe off spills immediately
– Dust regularly
– Do not rub, scratch or scour
-Do not use steel wool, steel brushes or other cleaning materials that contain steel as these can cause rust.
– Wax annually with a colourless wax sealant is necessary
yearly in order to maintain the natural look
– Don’t let any steel components get wet as they will rust.
Dry immediately if they get wet
-Use a a damp, not soaking wet cloth (preferably a leather
chamois cloth) to wipe off dust and spills.

WOOD
Or objects with components of wood

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Wood is a natural product that expands and contracts due to
the humidity and temperature of the environment.
Natural movement in solid wood products is normal and some
cracks might naturally appear with time as wood ages.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

The following care instructions are applicable to our wooden
products.
– Dust regularly
– Wipe with slightly damp cloth
– No need for furniture wax or oil
– No detergents and specifically no alcohol, acid, bleach or ammonia based products to be used for cleaning
– Avoid exposure to direct sunlight (including through glass
windows)
– Wipe spills and water immediately to avoid stains or further damage

STONE
Or objects with stone

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Composite stone includes:
– Concrete
– Terrazzo
– Quartz
– Fossil

Composite stone is mostly less porous than natural stone and
is more consistent in look.
These materials are still susceptible to oils, and stains and
marking will occur if care is not taken

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

– Wipe off liquids immediately
– Do not leave any oily products on the stone
– Do not rub, scratch or scour
– Always use a soft cloth when wiping items
– Wipe with a mild, PH balanced detergent only if
absolutely necessary
– To avoid streak marks, always make sure to wipe residue
detergent off the stone surface

GLASS
Or objects with components of glass

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Glass is fragile and should always be handled with care.
Avoid placing heavy items on glass surfaces and bear in mind
that sharp items will scratch the surface if not placed with care.
Consider placing felt pads underneath objects placed on top
of glass.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

– Wipe with a wet cloth
– Window cleaning products may be used on polished surfaces
– When cleaning glass furniture, avoid wearing rings, bracelets and watches, as they canalso cause scratches on the table
– Make sure detergent is fully wiped down after cleaning to
avoid marks
-You should also avoid wiping your glass table top with paper towels. Paper towels can leave an unsightly lint on the glass surface.