Precautions For Using Synthetic Leathers - Belmont EURUS SWIVEL CHAIR Instructions For Use Manual

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Precautions for Using Synthetic Leathers

Adherence of clothing dye
To clean and disinfect the synthetic leathers, wipe the surface with a
soft cloth or paper towel moistened with FD360 manufactured by
Dürr, and then wipe it with a dry cloth.
Dye may migrate from clothes or belts to the synthetic leathers of the
product. If dye is adhered, wipe gently with a soft cloth impregnated
with a neutral detergent diluted to about one-tenth with water as soon
as possible to prevent penetration. Next, wipe with water and then
thoroughly with a dry cloth.
Pay attention to prevent deterioration and dye migration
due to contact.
Contact with other resin materials, coated products, solvents, and
adhesive tapes may cause changes in the surface gloss, cracks,
deformation or abrasion.
Dye may migrate from newspapers or printed matters to this product.
Dye may migrate from printed clothes such as T-shirts or denim
clothes to the leathers of this product.
Adherence of benzene, nail polish remover, alcohol, or oil may cause
discoloration, surface dissolution, changes in gloss, hardening,
softening or abrasion.
Use of a bleaching agent or a sheet cleaned by bleach may cause
changes in gloss or discoloration.
Placing the product near a heat source such as a heater may cause
deformation or discoloration.
Shield the product from direct sunlight by using a curtain. Direct
sunlight may cause surface change, shrinkage, discoloration or
fading.
Placing a heavy object on the product for a long time may leave a
mark or wrinkle on the synthetic that cannot be removed.