SkyLine TRAVEL TRAILER FIFTH WHEEL Owner's Manual page 47

1. Drapes, Upholstery and Carpets. All fabrics have been carefully selected by
interior decorators to provide you with a pleasing, stylish interior. The upholstery
fabrics are treated with a moisture and stain repellent. Therefore, most dirt stains can
be easily removed with a damp cloth. If and when they become badly soiled, use
good quality upholstery cleaner. The drapes should be dry cleaned. When storing the
trailer, it is a good idea to protect the upholstery and interior from fading sunlight by
putting aluminum foil between the window and the drapes.
2. Work Surfaces. The work surfaces are plastic laminate and will resist alcohol, fruit
stains, scratches, acid, household alkali, and heat up to 275 degrees Fahrenheit. Wax-
ing will help preserve the luster. Never use these surfaces for cutting or slicing, and
protect them from hot vessels.
3. Bathroom. The bathroom fi xtures should only be cleaned with a mild solution of
soap and water. Never use scouring pads or powder.
4. Appliances. Manufacturers' manuals are enclosed with this Owner's Manual. Study
them carefully and follow their directions for cleaning and operation.
5. Floors. Vinyl fl ooring requires only washing and periodic waxing. Vacuum carpeting
regularly, and clean it with a quality carpet cleaner.
6. Decorative Glass. Decorative glass should be cleaned with a mild glass cleaner. The
decorative material is a polymer, and will be damaged by ketone, alcohol, lacquer
thinners, abrasives, or strong detergents. Never use these substances to clean the
decorative glass. Dampen a clean, soft cloth with the glass cleaner. Avoid spraying
the glass directly with the cleaner solution. Wipe the surface dry with a second clean
cloth. Do not leave the cleaner on the glass surface for more than fi ve minutes. The
etched or frosted effect will disappear temporarily when wet, and will reappear when
dry.
INTERIOR TABLES AND BEDS
A variety of tables and sofas, some of which can be made into sleeping accommodations,
are installed in Skyline travel trailers and fi fth wheel vehicles. Some of these are stored
in enclosures at the sidewalls (exterior type), while others are a part of a dinette arrange-
ment. The following explanations and illustrations explain the operation of these accom-
modations.
EXTENSION TYPE — To operate this type of table, swing the table top up and pull
the leg down. If the table has an extension leg, push the release and allow the inner leg to
drop to the length necessary to make the top level. Let the lock pin seat in the hole to hold
the leg at the proper length. Some extension tables have leaves provided. To add leaves,
pull the latch on the underneath side of the table top and pull out the sliding portion of the
table. Insert the desired leaf (or leaves) and push the table together. (See Figures 8 and 9)
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