In the unlikely event of a stain occurring, time is of the essence. 90% of all stains and spots can be easily removed with water, provided you act quickly.
To remove a stain:
Always work from the outer edge toward the center to prevent spreading. Dab liquids dry with a paper towel or absorbent cloth; scoop up solids with a spoon or the end of a knife.
Take a light, colourfast cotton cloth; wet it and wring it out.
Always work from the outer edge toward the center to prevent spreading.
Place the cloth on the stain and leave it there (do not rub!).
Change the cloth when it is dirty and repeat until it is no longer dirty.
Caution: do not rub or use a hair dryer, as this may cause permanent damage to the pile fibre. Do not use household cleaning products, such as soft soap, neutral soap, ammonia solution, turpentine, benzene cleaners or salt.