Carver 356 2004, Руководство пользователя

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Sunbrella
Colored canvas enclosures are made from Sunbrella
fabric. This fabric should be cleaned regularly before
dirt accumulates and becomes embedded in it. The
fabric can be cleaned without removing it from the
stainless steel bow supports. Brush all loose dirt off the
Sunbrella, then hose down the fabric with a solution of
natural soap and lukewarm fresh water (no more than
100 degrees F.). Rinse with fresh water until the soap is
removed. Do not use detergents.
Do not soak the Sunbrella in Clorox for an excessive
amount of time as this can damage the stitching.
Cleaning the Sunbrella using bleach may reduce the
fabric’s water repellency. To restore its water repel-
lency, apply an air-curing fluorocarbon water repellent
treatment.
For stubborn stains: Remove the fabric from the bow
supports. Soak the fabric for 20 minutes in a solution of
no more than 1/2 cup (4 oz.) Clorox and 1/4 cup (2 oz.)
natural soap per gallon of lukewarm fresh water (no
more than 100 degrees F.). Rinse with fresh water until
the soap is removed, then allow the fabric to air dry.
Do not subject canvas fabric to excessive heat. Before
storing the fabric, thoroughly air dry it. Store it in a
dry, ventilated area.
Enclosure Curtains
The enclosure curtain's clear vinyl windows are easily
scratched if cleaned incorrectly. Because of this, use
only nonabrasive cleaners and a soft cloth to clean the
vinyl windows. To remove water spots, use glass cleaner
and a clean, soft cloth. To remove dirt and dust, use a
clean, soft cloth dipped in a solution of fresh water and
very mild soap. Do not use paper towel to clean the
clear vinyl windows as it will scratch them.
There are several cleaners made specifically for vinyl
windows. If you decide to use one of these cleaners, first
try the product on a small, inconspicuous area to make
sure that it does not damage or scratch the vinyl sur-
face.