To maintain the surface protection of the leather, it needs to be cleaned regularly. This minimises the risk of dirt accumulating, which can create dark spots in the leather. Vacuum using a gentle nozzle and clean using a product specifically intended for leather. Wipe down with a damp cloth and wipe dry afterwards.

Leather-upholstered furniture should be positioned at least 30 cm from any heat source and should also be protected against prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. Impregnating leather with the right conditioning treatment can extend its life.

Keep laminate surfaces clean using a damp cloth. Water and an ordinary mild detergent will dissolve most dirt stains.

Heavy soiling may require treating with a concentrated cleaner, before wiping down the surface with water and a cloth. If necessary, some disinfectant alcohol-based cleaner or window cleaner can be added to the cleaner. Always dry with a clean dry cloth.

Wipe the surface with a damp cloth and a solution of water and a mild detergent for daily cleaning. For tough dirt or tarnished chrome, aluminium or stainless steel, a soft brush can be used. Wipe dry afterwards. Avoid acidic substances containing citric acid, as this may damage the surface if allowed to dry. Steel wool and scouring powder may scratch metal and should be avoided.

Regularly wiping writing boards with a whiteboard eraser or a microfibre cloth dipped in lukewarm water is often enough to keep them clean. Avoid using soap as it may damage the glossy surface. If ink from pens is left on for too long, it may be harder to remove. Remember not to erase writing boards with your hand.

Strong cleaning agents such as methylated spirits or acetone should be avoided on most materials for environmental reasons. However, for writing boards, it may be an option if previous methods have proven unsuccessful. Please contact us for further information.