If the cover is sewn and fixed, it cannot be removed for washing, so vacuuming is the only option. For minor stains, it is recommended to use a textile cleaner or a damp sponge to wipe the surface.
Maintenance of Leather Beanbag Sofas
(1) Leather has strong absorption properties, so be careful to prevent stains. It is best to use a leather softener once in spring or autumn. When wiping the beanbag sofa, do not rub it vigorously to avoid damaging the surface.
(2) If holes, tears, or burns are found, please have a professional clean it.
(3) Genuine leather beanbag sofas should be placed in a well-ventilated and dry place. Do not wipe or wash with water to avoid dampness, mold, and insect infestation.
Fabric Beanbag Sofa Maintenance
(1) Vacuum at least once a week, paying attention to removing dust from corners and between the fabric fibers.
(2) If the cushions are reversible, rotate them weekly to distribute wear evenly. You can also regularly take the cushions outdoors and beat them to loosen the internal fibers and maintain the beanbag sofa's elasticity.
(3) If you find loose threads, do not pull them off by hand; trim them neatly with scissors.
Maintenance of Wooden Beanbag Sofas
(1) Wooden beanbag sofas should not be exposed to moisture or direct sunlight. If placed near a window, curtains should be used.
(2) After wiping with a damp cloth, wipe with a dry cloth immediately. Because different furniture surfaces have different paint finishes, different maintenance methods should be used. Waxing is a good maintenance method.
