Vehicle cleaning
CAUTION
Do not use solvents as they can result in
the laminate pattern being rubbed off.
Stubborn stains such as chewing gum or
asphalt, etc. should be removed using a
scraper.
CAUTION
Soaking laminates in water may result in
separation of the laminate layers and
irreparable damage.
Upholstery
Daily maintenance of the upholstery trim
involves thorough removal of dust from
the surface of the upholstered items
using a soft brush, e.g. a clothes brush,
or a vacuum cleaner.
Use the special attachments and nozzles
designed for upholstery cleaning
(brushes, crevice nozzles, nozzles for
places that are difficult to reach).
CAUTION
Wipe the upholstery material with care to
avoid damage. When removing dust from
the bus interior, pay particular attention to
the upholstery trim items of the toilet.
NOTE
For cleaning upholstery trim, the
appropriate vacuum cleaner suction force
should be selected. Excessive suction
force may result in irreparable damage to
the upholstery trim.
Cleaning
Wash the wall or ceiling upholstery trim
of the bus as needed, using dry foam.
Put a small amount of the cleaning agent
on a damp sponge and work up a foam
with the sponge. Apply the foam to the
upholstery and gently rub over the dirty
upholstery. Vacuum off the foam using a
carpet washer or remove it using a soft
brush.
NOTE
To prevent stains, dirty spots on the
upholstery should be cleaned along with
the whole upholstery surface. After each
wash, the covering should be thoroughly
brushed out, paying attention to the
direction of the pile of the material.
Seats
A special vacuum cleaner attachment
should be used when cleaning the seats.
Pay attention to items that are difficult to
reach, the joins between the cushions
and the backs, and folds in the
upholstery.
Velour
Daily maintenance of velour upholstered
seats involves thorough removal of dust
from their surface using a vacuum
cleaner.
Leather
Daily maintain leather items on seats by
wiping down with a damp cloth and then
leave to dry off.
CAUTION
Leather require cleaning with great care.
Leather may not be soaked in water.
Artificial leather
Daily maintenance of artificial leather
seats involves thoroughly wiping down
their surfaces using a dry or damp cloth.
The top and back of the seats should
also be wiped down, as should the
underside.
To remove dirt, such as scuff marks from
shoes and mud, a damp cloth should be
used with a cleaning agent, e.g. water
with a neutral washing up liquid.
CAUTION
Artificial leather may not be soaked in
water.
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