Care tips

Care: Vacuum the cover fabric regularly with a soft upholstery nozzle and low suction power (max. 500 watts) to remove house dust and everyday dirt. Then freshen up the fabric cover by wiping the surface with a slightly damp cotton cloth or Dust Fix. Use distilled water to avoid limescale marks. Depending on how much the upholstered furniture is used, we recommend quarterly cleaning and care, e.g. with a standard synthetic fibre care product or the specially formulated PURATEX® synthetic fibre care set.

External influences: Upholstered furniture should not be exposed to direct sunlight or radiators, as this can cause colours to fade and certain fabrics to wear out more quickly. Be careful with coloured clothing that may rub off on your upholstered furniture (e.g. dark jeans). The recommended room climate is 18–22 °C room temperature and approx. 45–55 % relative humidity.

Cleaning: It is best to react immediately to stains and dab them carefully with an absorbent cloth (kitchen roll) – do not apply pressure or rub. Then treat with a standard synthetic fibre cleaner, or alternatively PURATEX® synthetic fibre cleaner, working carefully from the outside in. Always clean a large area from seam to seam to avoid visible lightening. For aftercare, moisten a clean cloth with distilled water and clean again from seam to seam. Allow the cover to dry completely and then impregnate it with a standard fabric impregnator or PURATEX® impregnator to maintain the dirt-repellent properties of the material. Please note that no warranty is provided for damage caused by improper use, incorrect cleaning or subsequent impregnation. Cleaning is at your own risk.

We recommend using the cleaning products from our care shop, which have been tested on our materials. Your upholstery fabric will thank you for the care and look good in return.

Genuine leather should be treated twice a year with a leather cleaner and a leather cream. To avoid drying out and fading, the leather should also be protected from direct sunlight. Radiators that are too close to the leather will also dry it out. Please note that there is no guarantee for damage caused by improper use, incorrect cleaning or subsequent impregnation. Cleaning is at your own risk. Your upholstery will thank you for its maintenance with its beautiful appearance. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your upholstered furniture in our furniture care shop on this website.

Synthetic leather is a robust and easy-care material. Over time, plastics and synthetic leather lose their softeners and become dry, brittle and will sometimes tear. This process can only be influenced to a certain extent. Regular cleaning and care will preserve the value and appearance of the imitation leather in the long term. Always remove stains immediately and regularly wipe off the synthetic leather with a dry cloth. Once or twice a year, you should give the synthetic leather a thorough cleaning and then treat it with a special synthetic leather care product. Please note that there is no guarantee for damage caused by improper use, incorrect cleaning or subsequent impregnation. Cleaning is at your own risk. Your upholstery will thank you for its maintenance with its beautiful appearance. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your upholstered furniture in our furniture care shop here on the website. 

Avoid direct sunlight
If your imitation leather is exposed to direct sunlight, it may fade, depending on the UV resistance of the material. In addition, the softeners contained in the material dry out more quickly due to the heat, which causes the material to become brittle and fragile more quickly.

Regular cleaning and care of lacquered solid wood can be carried out with a duster. If the soiling is heavier, the surface can be wiped with a damp cloth. Please do not clean dripping wet and generally do not use aggressive detergent, as this can attack the lacquer. Cleaning is at your own risk. The solid wood will thank you for its maintenance with its beautiful appearance. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your solid wood furniture in our furniture care shop here on the website. 

When unpacking your new bedroom furniture, it may still have excess oil. In this case, wipe the surface with a soft cloth and ensure good ventilation so that everything can dry well. Every one to three years, you should remember to care for and protect your oiled furniture. You can use a commercially available wood care oil to maintain and freshen up the surface of the furniture. Apply the oil thinly and sparingly with a textile cloth. This will make the surface silky shiny and velvety soft. You can obtain a suitable furniture oil from specialised wood retailers or from our furniture care shop here on the website. 

Caution: Sprays, polishes, cleaners containing silicone or solvents, as well as household cleaners can lead to unsightly stains that are difficult to remove. Cleaning is at your own risk. The solid wood will thank you for its maintenance with its beautiful appearance. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your solid wood furniture in the care shop on this website.

MDF surfaces can be wiped damp with a soft cloth and mild soap or washing-up liquid, but not dripping wet. Caution: Cleaners containing silicone or solvents, as well as household cleaners, can attack the surface and lead to unsightly staining. Cleaning is at your own risk. The MDF surface will thank you for its maintenance with its beautiful appearance. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your furniture in our furniture care shop here on the website. 

Rough metal fittings or cast-iron frames should be dusted with a feather duster or brushed softly from time to time. If the metal surfaces are polished and lacquered, wiping with a slightly damp cloth is also possible. You can find further valuable tips on caring for your furniture in our furniture care shop here on the website.