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ULTRALEATHER CLEANING AND CARE
(Information taken from the Ultrafabrics website.)
Our fabrics are engineered to be long-lasting, with surfaces that
maintain their top-quality look and feel long after application. To
keep any of our materials looking their best, we do recommend
regular care and cleaning, especially to keep dirt from
accumulating. Below is a general outline to help keep your fabrics
looking their best.
TIPS
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Clean with soap and water or alcohol based cleaners
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Sanitize using 1:5 bleach/water solution, hydrogen peroxide
based, or quaternary-based disinfectants*
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For stubborn stains, wipe the stain off with isopropyl (rubbing
alcohol) as soon as possible
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Rinse all solution residue with water
INDOOR/OUTDOOR FABRIC CARE INSTRUCTIONS
(Information taken from the Ultrafabrics website.)
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All our Indoor/Outdoor products should be stored in a dry,
well-ventilated area
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Our mildew resistant surfaces do not promote mildew
growth, however, mildew may grow on dirt and other foreign
substances that are not removed from the fabric
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The frequency of cleaning will vary greatly depending upon
the local outdoor environment in which the product is used
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Cushions should not remain wet or be covered, as this will
increase the chances of mildew growth occurring
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All of our High UV products perform best when they are
paired with an open cell, reticulated, quick drying foam and/
or a waterproof, anti-mildew barrier between the fabric and
foam and utilize air vents and/or a mesh, open weave fabric
bottom.
Restaurant & Food Service
Healthcare
Contract & High
Traffic Areas
Ketchup, Mayo, Mustard,**
Coffee, Red Wine, Tea
Blood, Urine, Betadine
Ballpoint Pen Ink**
ULTRALEATHER PRO STAIN CARE
Clean with soap and water, or alcohol-based cleaners
*This information is not a guarantee. Please use all cleaning and
disinfecting agents safely and as instructed.
**For tough stains, clean using isopropyl/rubbing alcohol. Rinse
surface with water and dry. Prompt attention is important for
successful removal of any stain.
A variety of clothing and accessories may contain dyes that
could transfer to lighter colors, depending upon variations in
temperature and humidity. Dye transfer is difficult to control, not
always fully preventable, and may be irreversible.
