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care and maintenance
Fabrics
To remove dust particles, lightly vacuum the fabric surface. Spills and fluid should be immediately blotted. For minor
fabric stains and marks use water-based fabric solvent, applying light pressure, to lift the dirt and stain. Any use of water
and soaps may harm the fabric, causing water stains and damage to the fabric’s contents. Do not scrub the fabric with
bristle or vacuum brushes as the fabric may pill or tear and the appearance may be permanently affected. Professional
steam cleaning is recommended.
Mesh
To remove dust particles, clean with a damp cloth. Do not use an excessive amount of water. For minor stains and
marks, use water based fabric solvent, applying light pressure, to lift the dirt and stain.
Laminates
Dust laminated surfaces for regular maintenance. Clean any dirt or stain with a damp cloth. Do not use an excessive
amount of water, abrasive cleaners, acids or alkalis and do not scratch or scrape surfaces. For persistent stains and
marks use a commercial cleaner, such as Cabinet Magic® or Countertop Magic®, both manufactured by Magic Ameri-
can Corporation.
Glazed Screens and Cabinet Doors
Dust regularly to keep surfaces free of dust particles. Clean any dirt or stain with a damp cloth. Dry the area using a dry
paper cloth. The use of fiber cloths or rags is not recommended as loose particles and debris remaining on the cloth may
scratch or harm the glazed surface. Do not use other chemical cleaners or window cleaners as their chemical composi-
tions may alter and/or permanently affect the surface appearance.
Tempered Glass
Wipe tempered glass with a mild soap or detergent and lukewarm water. Use a clean soft cloth, applying only light pres-
sure. Rinse with clean water and dry by blotting with a damp cloth or chamois.
Edge Trim
To remove minor scuffmarks and general dirt from bases and connectors, use warm water and a soft cloth. Do not use
harsh abrasive cleaners, as they may cause permanent scratches on the surface.
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