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How to clean upholstery and small areas
Important - Check Upholstery Tags:
1.Check manufacturer’s tag before cleaning. “W” or “WS” on the tag means you can use your POWERSTEAMER® PROHEAT™ PLUS. If the tag is coded with “X” or “S”(with a diagonal strike through), or says “Dry Clean Only,” do not proceed. Do not use on velvet or silk. If manufacturer’s tag is missing or not coded, check with your furniture dealer.
2.Check for colorfastness in an inconspicuous place.
3.If possible, check upholstery stuffing. Colored stuffing may bleed through fabric when wet.
4.Plan activities to give upholstery time to dry.
5.Vacuum thoroughly to pick up loose debris and pet hair. Use a vacuum with a brush attachment and a crevice tool to clean in fabric folds and tufts.
Machine Preparation:
6.Set up the machine following instructions in The Basics section, pages
7.Use Fiber Cleansing Formula™ in the SmartMix® tank.
8.Set the ReadyTools™ switch on Tools and PreTreat.
*SmartTemp™ heats the cleaning solution for carpet and barefloor application only. It does not heat solution sprayed through the accessory tools.
9.Set SmartMix® to Normal.
Cleaning Technique
10.Choose the 4” Small Area Tool, the Tough Stain Brush, or the Spraying Crevice Tool and connect to the flex hose.
11.Plug into a proper outlet and turn the Power switch ON.
12.While pressing the trigger, slowly move the spraying tool back and forth over the soiled surface. Release the trigger to vacuum soiled water.
13.Continue to clean soiled area, working in small sections, until no more dirt can be removed.
Caution: Do not overwet.
14.When the cleaning job is complete refer to the Putting it Away section for machine cleanup and storage instructions, page 14.
Manufacturer’s Tag
Tip:
Deep cleaning carpeting and upholstery regularly can reduce dust and allergens in your home.
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