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Find the cleaning method assigned to your fabric.
Always follow the cleaning code and maintenance guidance assigned to the exact Posh product. Fiber, dye, finish, backing, application, adhesive, and underlying materials can change which methods are safe. Test any method in an inconspicuous area first.
4 cleaning codes shown
Spot clean with a mild solvent, an upholstery shampoo, or the foam from a mild detergent.
Test in a hidden area
Blot excess immediately
Brush lightly after drying
Solvents may be flammable. Use in well-ventilated areas and keep away from heat.
Clean only with water-based cleaning agents or foam from a mild detergent.
Vacuum before cleaning
Use distilled water only
Do not over-wet fabric
Avoid using petroleum-based products as they may permanently damage the pile.
Clean with water-based cleaners, foam, or pure, water-free solvents.
Dab stain, do not rub
Work from outer edge in
Professional cleaning rec.
Using tap water may cause water rings. Always use distilled water or dry cleaning fluid.
High-performance fabrics that withstand diluted bleach solutions (typically 1:10 ratio).
Mix 1 part bleach, 9 parts water
Rinse thoroughly after application
Air dry away from direct sun
Always rinse with clean water. Leftover bleach residue can weaken fibers over time.
Confirm compatibility for the exact product, disinfectant, concentration, and cleaning frequency before use.
Contact our technical team for product-specific guidance.
Request compatibility guidanceRemove dust and dry soil regularly using a clean upholstery attachment.
Blot liquid promptly with a clean absorbent white cloth; do not rub or force liquid deeper.
Check colorfastness, texture, backing, adhesive, and underlying materials in a hidden area.
For large, persistent, unknown, or hazardous contamination, use a qualified professional.