Laminate
Laminate is a highly durable material that requires minimal upkeep. While regular cleaning is recommended, no special treatments are necessary. However, to prevent discolouration, it’s important to promptly clean any spills, particularly from juice, brightly coloured drinks, or harsh chemicals.
Daily Cleaning
Wipe the surface with a damp cloth wrung out in warm water. For stubborn stains that resist regular cleaning, use a melamine sponge, either dry or slightly moistened. You may also use a laminate cleaner if needed. This can be purchased at most hardware stores.
General Maintenance
Wipe the surface daily with a cloth wrung out in lukewarm water or water mixed with a mild all-purpose cleaner. Follow up with a clean cloth. Any liquid spills with staining potential such as red wine or coffee, should be wiped immediately to prevent discolorations. For stubborn stains or dirt, apply more cleaning agents and use a dry and soft cloth afterwards.
Important: Avoid rubbing the surface too vigorously. Instead, gently dab with a cloth. Excessive moisture and harsh scrubbing can damage the fabric. Regular cleaning surfaces may also cause fibres to loosen over time..
Special Considerations: Laminate is made from hard-pressed paper and resin, which can result in specks in the color. These may be visible when examined very closely, from a distance, they are invisible to the eye. Please note that this is unavoidable and not a defect in the laminate.