Jayco Kiwi Too Travel Trailer 2003, Руководство пользователя

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FABRIC CARE (Kiwi Only)
Cushions/Bed Mats
Please use common sense and treat your furniture as you would at home. Remember,
your travel trailer is a small living area, so soiling may occur more frequently and the
fabric will probably need more attention than your furniture at home. Please follow these
guidelines for cleaning upholstery fabrics on the cushions/bed mats.
Frequent vacuuming with a brush attachment or a light hand brushing will help remove
dust, hair, sand and other particles which may dull the look of the fabric and accelerate
wear. The fabric can be gently steam cleaned on the cushions or mats if necessary. All
dinette and bed mat covers are treated with a stain protector.
Water base cleaners are recommended. If a spill does occur, blot up the spot, but do not
rub it in. Solvents are not recommended since they may have an adverse reaction to the
specific backing of your upholstery fabric. Do not saturate the area. Clean in a well
ventilated area and avoid products containing toxic materials. Always pretest a small area
before proceeding. Use a professional furniture cleaning service for an overall cleaning.
A reminder: The upholstery fabrics have been manufactured using quality materials.
However, if abused, they are not completely resistant to damage.
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CAUTION: Do not dry clean the covers of the cushions/bed mats. If the
covers are dry cleaned, the vinyl will become hard and crack.
NapSak™
Dry Clean Only.
Tents
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CAUTION: The tent fabric of your travel trailer is a mildew resistant fabric.
This does not, however, mean that it is mildew proof. Priority in taking
proper care of your tent will help to prolong its life. For warranty coverage, it is
imperative that you read and follow the listed recommendations in this manual
and all related literature.
Proper care and maintenance are important for the life of your travel trailer’s tent. Be
aware that the canvas portion of the tent will take longer to dry than the vinyl. If you are
forced to store the tent wet, we recommend that the travel trailer be set up at the earliest
possible convenience and left for several days to dry completely. After the tent is dry,
brush all dirt and debris from the fabric, taking care in corners and crevices. Make sure
the entire tent is completely dry before refolding it and storing the travel trailer. We
recommend the following list of suggestions be adhered to when there is a need to clean
the tents.
Countertops
Made of high-pressure laminate, the countertops are easy to keep clean. Glass rings, food
spills, water spots and smudges usually wipe off with a damp sponge. Stains can be
removed with a general-purpose spray cleaner. Stubborn stains can sometimes be re-
moved by squeezing fresh lemon juice over the stain, allowing the juice to soak for
approximately forty-five minutes, and then sprinkling baking soda over the lemon juice
and rubbing the stain with a soft cloth.
FABRIC COMPONENTS (Kiwi Only)
Your Kiwi travel trailer is a combination of several fabric components used to enclose the
bed areas. The canvas used to construct the bunk end is made of 10.10 ounce army duck
cotton, treated to pass the required Federal Fire Retardant Standards. The Kiwi travel
trailer awning (refer to awning definition) is made of an embossed vinyl with textile
backing. On the interior of the Kiwi travel trailer tent, the material is a 100% polyester
backing. The following definitions will assist you in providing the proper care for your
Kiwi travel trailer tent components.
Definitions
INTERIOR
• Bed mat - Upholstery covered foam mattress which provides softness to the bed exten-
sions.
• Cushions - Upholstery covered foam pad used in dinette area for your comfort.
• Upholstery - Fabric used to cover the interior cushions and bed mats of the folding camp-
ing trailer.
• Privacy Curtains - Fabric panels provided between bed extensions and the folding camp-
ing trailer area to provide a “bedroom” area.
EXTERIOR
• Awning - Top or “roof” part of the travel trailer tent that is located over the bed exten-
sions.
• Window Panels – Side and end panels of the travel trailer which are made of canvas or
charcoal vinyl with a zip down section to provide light and ventilation through an at-
tached “screen” panel.
• Tent - Complete assembly of the travel trailer “soft” wall and roof areas. The tent is made
up of the awning and the window panels.
• Canopy - Added feature to create a shaded area around your travel trailer door for out-
side enjoyment.
• Screen Room - Available feature to enhance the canopy area by providing an added
“room” to your travel trailer. This “room” is attached to the canopy and the camper.