Extend the life of your furnishings

Wood and veneer are affected by light. For the first 6–8 weeks, when the item is first absorbing the surrounding light, keep the surfaces clear of any objects to avoid permanent marks and circles. At first, new furniture will also need time to absorb light before it will match the tone of your existing furniture

Water is only to be used in small doses and only in the form of a damp cloth. After wiping, always use a dry cloth

Wood and veneer are very sensitive to liquids. Wipe up spilled liquids immediately

Always try to remove stains with the mildest cleaning materials. A suitable soap solution is made from ¼ dl soap powder to 1 litre of warm water

Ordinary cleaning: Vacuum frequently and use the BoConcept Textile Cleaner for general cleaning

We recommend treating your fabrics with the BoConcept Textile Protection to prevent stains and dirt from penetrating the textile fibres before use and also after use of BoConcept Textile Cleaner
 

Remove stains by using the BoConcept Spot Remover Kit
 

BoConcept stain-cleaning materials should only be used after they have been tested on a small, less noticeable area to check the effect on the material

Removable covers can be dry-cleaned

Protect leather from direct sunlight and sources of heat to prevent colour fading

For general cleaning only use a dry soft cloth
 

If necessary, wipe or lightly rub the whole surface with a clean, soft cloth wrung in soapy water

If vacuum cleaning, use a soft brush nozzle to avoid scratching the surface

We recommend using BoConcept Leather Cleaner for cleaning the sofa/chair 2–3 times a year

Leave the bed uncovered as much as possible and always place the mattress on slats and not a solid base. This lets the air circulate and airs the mattress

Try to remove spills by dabbing the mattress with a simple mixture of water and washing up liquid. Leave the mattress uncovered to air 

Air your pillows and duvets regularly. Before covering your bed with a bed cover leave the duvets and pillows uncovered to air for a while

Wash the duvet in a washing machine with a minimum capacity of 5 kg and preferably 7 kg. Use a non-biological wool/down detergent. Use half the amount of detergent that you would use for a normal wash. Wash on 60° C delicates programme and select the gentlest spin
 

Always dry in tumble dryer. A couple of tennis balls in the tumble dryer will make the drying process more efficient