Living Fabric

Vacuum occasionally with upholstery and crevice attachments to lift dust and grit. Blot spills straight away with a clean, undyed cloth. Hyora is washable. For small marks, mix one cup of water with a quarter teaspoon of clear detergent, spray lightly and blot with a clean, undyed cloth until the mark lifts, then rinse with clean water and let it air-dry. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. Never rub hard or use a hard-bristle brush, which can damage the fibres.

Vacuum occasionally with upholstery and crevice attachments to lift dust and grit. Blot spills straight away with a clean, undyed cloth. Hyora is washable. For small marks, mix one cup of water with a quarter teaspoon of clear detergent, spray lightly and blot with a clean, undyed cloth until the mark lifts, then rinse with clean water and let it air-dry. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. Never rub hard or use a hard-bristle brush, which can damage the fibres.

Vacuum often on the lowest setting with an upholstery attachment, so dust never settles into the loops. Brush regularly in one direction with a soft-bristled brush to keep the loops in place and stop them matting. Never use a hard-bristle brush or rub hard, and never use bleach. Never saturate the fabric on the frame. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. For stubborn marks, call a professional upholstery cleaner.

Vacuum often on the lowest setting with an upholstery attachment, so dust never settles into the loops. Brush regularly in one direction with a soft-bristled brush to keep the loops in place and stop them matting. Never use a hard-bristle brush or rub hard, and never use bleach. Never saturate the fabric on the frame. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. For stubborn marks, call a professional upholstery cleaner.

Vacuum often on the lowest setting with an upholstery attachment, so dust never settles into the loops. Brush regularly in one direction with a soft-bristled brush to keep the loops in place and stop them matting. Never use a hard-bristle brush or rub hard, and never use bleach. Never saturate the fabric on the frame. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. For stubborn marks, call a professional upholstery cleaner.

Vacuum occasionally with upholstery and crevice attachments to lift dust and grit. Never rub hard or use a hard-bristle brush, which can damage the fibres. Blot spills first with an undyed cloth. For small marks, mix one cup of water with a quarter teaspoon of clear detergent, spray lightly and blot with a clean, undyed cloth until the mark lifts. Rinse with clean water to remove the cleaning solution, and let the fabric air-dry. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally.

Vacuum occasionally with upholstery and crevice attachments to lift dust and grit. Blot spills straight away with a clean, undyed cloth. Hyora is washable. For small marks, mix one cup of water with a quarter teaspoon of clear detergent, spray lightly and blot with a clean, undyed cloth until the mark lifts, then rinse with clean water and let it air-dry. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. Never rub hard or use a hard-bristle brush, which can damage the fibres.

Vacuum occasionally with upholstery and crevice attachments to lift dust and grit. Blot spills straight away with a clean, undyed cloth. Hyora is washable. For small marks, mix one cup of water with a quarter teaspoon of clear detergent, spray lightly and blot with a clean, undyed cloth until the mark lifts, then rinse with clean water and let it air-dry. Cushion covers open and come off for washing: wash them gently in cool water and let them dry naturally. Never rub hard or use a hard-bristle brush, which can damage the fibres.