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During the office chair maintenance and cleaning, generally using a damp cloth to wipe gently can remove most stains. If necessary, leather cleaner or leather brightener can be used to make the PU material more glossy and durable. For the mesh parts, a brush with some cleaner can be used. This mesh material is abrasion-resistant and dries relatively quickly.
Compared to general fabric and cotton materials, genuine leather is not easy to get dirty. Even after a long period of not being used, it may just collect some dust. Using a cleaner to wipe it can immediately remove stains, refreshing the chair. When you first buy a genuine leather office chair, it's recommended to apply a layer of protective wax on it. In summer, users on the back are prone to sweating, but avoid cleaning with water. Generally, the protective film can prevent sweat and dirt from seeping into the leather surface. Maintenance can be done once a month typically, but during sweaty seasons like summer, it can be done once a week.
For fabric office chairs, maintenance and cleaning involve spraying a cleaner and gently wiping. If the chair is particularly dirty, you can use warm water combined with a cleaner. Avoid scrubbing harshly with a brush as it can make the fabric look old and reduce its lifespan.
Wooden office chairs can be gently wiped with a soft cloth. Depending on the difficulty of the stain, a cleaner can be used as needed. It's important not to use a wet cloth or expose the chair to direct sunlight, as this can cause the wood to crack or decay, lowering its lifespan. Plastic office chairs, due to their material, can become static in winter, especially in northern regions, making them prone to attracting dust and dirt. Cleaners can be used to clean these chairs effectively, or a mixture of baking soda and detergent can also remove stains.
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