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Cleaning
Moquette
Vacuum clean regularly. Remove
heavy soiling with a stiff brush. Stains
should be removed using a proprietary
cleaning fluid.
Panelling
Sponge plastic laminate facings and
panels regularly with mild cleaning
solution and dry off with a leather.
Fittings
Wash chrome plated or aluminium
fittings approximately every two weeks
with soap and water only.
Flooring
Regular upkeep with suitable products
is the best guarantee that the flooring
stays clean. The flooring’s cleaning will
be dictated by the intensity of traffic,
climatic and environmental conditions.
Colour is an important factor, affecting
the level of cleaning required.
Dark Brown . . . . . . . . . . . .Very easy
Dark grey . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Easy care
Medium blue & grey . . .Moderate care
Beige, light grey . .Heavy care needed
A mop can be used for daily
maintenance and rising but always
ensure the mop is rinsed in clean water
to prevent redistribution of dirt.
Cleaning agents should be used in the
prescribed dilution relative to the
degree of soiling and, most importantly
in heavily soiled areas, the solution
should be left on the floor for a few
minutes to take effect.
Flooring must be rinsed to ensure
thorough removal of the cleaning
agents’ residue, thus avoiding a
reduction in slip-resistance and
discolouration of the flooring.
Irregular cleaning can result in
problems building up. For this reason,
the importance of a regular
programme, suited to the usage of the
area cannot be overstated. A typical
routine could involve daily sweeping
and damp mopping complemented by
periodic scrub cleaning.
High-pressure cleaners can be used
successfully. However these are
complicated to use and in view of this
and the variations caused by incorrect
use, serious deterioration may occur.
For these reasons we absolutely
advise against the use of this type of
equipment unless strict operating
instructions are in place.
CAUTION
Moquette should be cleaned
thoroughly to prevent a build
up of dust which could affect
the fire retardancy of the
seating.
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