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INTERIOR MAINTENANCE
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UPHOLSTERY & DRAPES
, ' The upholstery/decor items are made of
flame~retardant
material. To retain
the flame retardant nature of these fabrics, dry clean only.
, , Frequent vacuuming orlight brushing between cleanings will help prevent
accumulation of dirt and grime. Use of water-based or ,detergent based
cleaners may cause shrinking or other fabric damage. Water stains may
become p-enl1cment.
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WARNING
Do not, use lacquer thinner, nail polish remover,
c,arbon tetrachloride, spot remover, gasoline, or
naptha for any cleaning purpose. These products
may cause damage to the material being cleaned,
and may be highly flammable or poisonous.
CUTTING BLOCK
The pure oil hand rubbed finish ensures natural lasting beauty (no wood'
sealants are used) and may be cleaned by using soap)md water. Do not
immerse board in water, store above sink containing water orexpose to
cQntinuous sunlight. To maintain finish, apply a light coat of cooking oil to the
sUliace monthly.
COUNTER TOPS
Corian® Top Care'
Since Corian@is a non-porous material, many food and household chemical
stains wipe off with a sponge and soapy water. Stubborn stains like coffee,
grape juice, ink andfood coLoring rub off with household cleanser.
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ISSUE DATE: 12/94
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