If the sofa cover is sewn on and cannot be removed for washing, vacuuming is the only option. For minor stains, it is recommended to use a textile cleaner or a damp sponge to wipe the surface.
Cleaning Leather Beanbag Sofas
(1) Wipe the beanbag sofa lightly with a clean, damp towel once a week.
(2) If there are stains on the leather, wipe them with a clean, damp sponge dipped in detergent, or wash them with a cloth dampened with a suitable concentration of soapy water, then let it air dry.
Cleaning a Fabric Beanbag Sofa
(1) If stained, wipe with a clean, damp cloth. To avoid leaving marks, wipe from the outside of the stain inwards. Velvet furniture should not be wetted; use a dry cleaning agent.
(2) All fabric covers and linings should be dry cleaned only. Do not wash with water or bleach.
Cleaning Wooden Beanbag Sofas
(1) To clean a wooden beanbag sofa, mix neutral soap flakes with warm water (approximately a 1:20 ratio), wipe the surface, then rinse with clean water and dry with a cloth. This reduces the chance of stains getting stuck on the wooden furniture surface.
(2) You can also purchase wood furniture conditioner spray, which offers some protection.
Avoid placing it near high temperatures or areas with sharp edges. The filling material is made of plastic, which is flammable and can be fatally damaged if the fabric surface is scratched by a sharp object.
