Use and Care Manual

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Care and maintenance

common detergent and entirely rinsed with clean water.

SHARP AND/OR CUTTING OBJECTS

To prevent the surface from irreparable cuts or scratches, avoid

dragging any sharp object on the surface.

Supercial scratches can be removed with a slightly abrasive

detergent and a soft sponge. Deep scratches or cuts cannot be

eliminated, unless sanding the whole surface of the top. In this

case, you should contact your dealer.

To retain it evenly, the surface must then be cleaned with a

common detergent and entirely rinsed with clean water.

SERIOUS DAMAGES

Please contact your dealer.

Compounds of mass-pigmented mineral polyester resins of high

technical performance, unalterable, hygienic, easy to maintain,

durable and with a slight satin texture.

Of high-performance, easy to maintain, fully recyclable. Upon using

them, they will get softer to the touch and brighter.

To retain it evenly, we invite you to review the following cleaning

guidelines:

• for surface cleaning and/or repairing operations, use only the

detergents and procedures as described below, making little

round movements all over the surface;

• some cleaning agents contain acids (such as methyl chloride

or acetone). Do not use this type of detergents to clean/treat

the surface. Should one of these products meet the material,

rinse the surface with plenty of soapy water to prevent

permanent stains;

• do not place hot pans or pots directly immediately with on the

surface. Place a potholder with rubber feet.

EVERYDAY CLEANING

These are completely homogeneous and non-porous materials,

easy to clean with a damp cloth or a sponge and a mild or slightly

abrasive cleanser. Fluids cannot penetrate the surface; it is however

better to avoid.

To retain it evenly, always clean the whole surface of their

stagnation.

TOUGH STAINS

Tougher stains may be caused for example by food coloring, tea

or fruit juice, vinegar, coffee, ketchup, red wine, vegetable oils,

cranberry, saffron. These stains can be easily removed:

• a soft sponge and a neutral detergent;

• a soft sponge or an ammonia-based solution to clean surfaces,

or in case of particularly tough stains, such as cranberry or

saffron, a soft sponge with bleach.

Persistent stains can be removed by spraying a solution composed

of 3/4 of bleach and 1/4 of water on the entire surface. Leave it in

contact for a few hours.

If the stain persists, please proceed as follows: use a soft sponge

moistened with a smoothing cleanser, such as CIF white cream, on

the part to be treated. Wash and dry several times.

When the stain will be removed, repeat the same operation on the

entire surface. Finally, wash and dry many times until the detergent

is completely removed.

To retain it evenly, the surface must then be cleaned with a neutral

detergent and entirely rinsed with clean water.

STAINS GENERATED BY CHEMICAL AGENTS

Surfaces get damaged by the uncontrolled or prolonged exposure

to chemical agents. Accidental stains caused by aggressive

chemical agents such as paint removers, products for professional

cleaning, for metals or ovens, products containing methyl chloride,

acid, thinners for nail enamels, acetone-based products etc. must

be promptly eliminated with plenty of water and soap.

Nail enamel can be removed with a specic acetone-free product

that should be rinsed off immediately after use with abundant water

or with a slightly abrasive detergent and a soft damp sponge. See

paragraph

To retain it evenly, the surface must then be cleaned with a

common detergent and entirely rinsed with clean water.

BURNS

Small burn marks or nicotine traces can simply be removed using a

slightly abrasive detergent and a soft damp sponge. See paragraph

Deep burn marks and persistent nicotine stains can be eliminated

by rubbing the surface with ne-grained sandpaper, and then with

an abrasive sponge.

To retain it evenly, the surface must then be cleaned with a

Resins

stain water Universal

cleanser

Abrasive

cleansers

Sandpaper

Water-based

marker pen (black)

•

Oil-based marker

pen (black)

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Coloured pen

(red)

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Cooling oil

•

Coffee

•

Tea

•

Whiskey

•

Milk

•

Juice

•

Curry

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Margarine

• •

Lotion

•

Ketchup

•

10% Tincture of

iodine

• • •

Lipstick

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Cigarette burn

• • • •

Colouring

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Summary of content (6 pages)

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Care and maintenance Resins Compounds of mass-pigmented mineral polyester resins of high technical performance, unalterable, hygienic, easy to maintain, durable and with a slight satin texture. Of high-performance, easy to maintain, fully recyclable. Upon using them, they will get softer to the touch and brighter.
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Care and maintenance Gloss and matt lacquering Brass The quality of a lacquered piece of furniture depends mainly on the quality of the paint. To assure its durability, lab tests on lacquered products are carried out by us. For ordinary maintenance, use a soft cloth moistened with water. For deep cleaning, please use a soft cloth moistened with a little non-abrasive neutral detergent without ammonia and/or vinegar (for instance a degreased).
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Care and maintenance Cement Diamond For a proper maintenance, please follow our instructions below: surface cleaning and/or repairing operations, use only the detergents and procedures as described below making little round movements all over the surface. Warning: extremely delicate surface. Carry out regular cleaning using only a soft cloth and a little neutral detergent.
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Care and maintenance Marble Reconstructed stone For everyday cleaning, use a soft sponge and a very small quantity of neutral detergent. Please always read the detergent’s label before use. If marble is not included as an example of washable surface, avoid its use: in this case, simply use water. Do not use anti limestone detergents or any cleanser containing it, powders or abrasive sponges, aggressive products such as ammonia and acetone, and acid detergents. Acid agents must be immediately removed.
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Care and maintenance Plastic Natural oak wood Carbon wood Fine wood For ordinary maintenance, use a soft cloth moistened with water. For deep cleaning, use a soft cloth moistened with a small amount of non-abrasive neutral detergent without ammonia, alcohol and/or vinegar (for instance a degreaser). At the end of the operation, rinse the surface with a soft cloth dampened with water and dry with a dry soft cloth. For ordinary maintenance, use a soft cloth moistened with water.
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Care and maintenance Padded - Fabric - Leather MAINTENANCE OF THE CUSHIONS Cushions, like all furniture items, require correct maintenance to preserve their initial features and maintain their quality over time. They must be fluffed up and let breath regularly. It is useful, wherever possible, to alternate their position by switching the most used ones with the least used ones. Feather padding should periodically be fluffed up and if possible exposed to the air.