Fabric care

Regular cleaning

Dirt and dust left in the fabric leads to the breakdown of fibers and will contribute significantly to shortening of the fabric’s lifecycle. 

Fabrics and microfibers will therefore stay brighter and wear much better a simple brushing and vacuuming once a week or at least once a month. Use a super-soft slightly damp cloth regularly will also reduce buildup of dust, body cream and perspiration.

A foam cleanser is recommended for a deeper clean 1-2 times a year. Contact your H2 Seating dealer for more information.

Stain and dirt removal advise

Act immediately. Reduce the spill by working from the edge towards the center, in order to avoid spreading. Gently remove most of the dirt using a spoon or other blunt object, and blot immediately with a clean white cloth.

It is important to avoid rubbing the microfibers, especially when they are wet. For wet stains, absorb as much of the liquid as possible with paper towels or a soft cloth before starting the cleaning process.

Brush with a soft brush when the fabric is dry. Water-soluble stains can be removed by applying a lukewarm, water-soaked non-abrasive cloth with a very mild soap. If needed, act in accordance with the instructions listed below. If using a solvent, never apply directly to the stained part, but on a clean cloth. After applying the stain remover, remove with a clean, dry cloth, then brush in opposite direction to pile lay. Leave to dry and do not lean or sit on the damp part. When dry, use the vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment to restore pile.

IMPORTANT: If spills or stains are excessive, we advise contacting your retailer or professional upholstery cleaner, or use a specialized fabric cleaning agent. When cleaning it is essential to pre-test any cleaning method on an inconspicuous area to ensure that your cleaning agent and upholstery dyes are compatible.

The following treatments are recommended for localized stains:

• Cosmetics, ink, milk, cream, beer, egg, blood, chocolate: Generally, use water and neutral, mild soap only. Rub the stain with a clean white cotton cloth dipped into a solution of water and neutral very mild soap until the stain disappears.

• Lipstick, shoe polish, oil, fat: Immediately sprinkle talcum powder on the stain, then gently rub with a clean, white cotton cloth dipped into a solution of water and neutral very mild soap.

• Coffee and tea: Use a clean, white cotton cloth dipped into a solution of water and neutral very mild soap.

• Wine, liquor: Rub the stain with a clean, white cotton cloth dipped into a solution of water and neutral soap until the stain disappears. Alternatively, try with a cloth dipped into ethyl alcohol.

• Chewing gum: Swelling with ethyl alcohol, then to be removed mechanically.