Ticking side panels
The pillow fillings are made of extremely soft, open-cell foam. In order to maintain the excellent properties of this material in the long term, the cushions should be cared for and cleaned in accordance with the material.
The best way to clean the cushions is to wash them with a commercially available mild detergent at temperatures up to 60° C. It is not advisable to use washing additives that contain a lot of chlorine or are chemically aggressive. A brownish discolouration of the foam cannot be avoided, but this does not result in any loss of quality.
After washing and rinsing, remove as much water as possible using the spin cycle. It is best to let the drained cushions air dry on a rack. The cushions can also be tumble dried at up to 60°C, but over-drying should be avoided.
In order for the box bed to retain its shape over the long term, it must be shaken up regularly.
Mattress
Wet laundry with commercially available mild or wool detergent at temperatures up to 30°C. It is not advisable to use strong bleaching or chemically aggressive washing additives, as residues of these washing additives can damage the viscoelastic foam during subsequent drying.
After washing and rinsing, remove as much water as possible by spinning. It is best to let the drained mattress air dry on a rack. The mattress can also be tumble dried up to 60°C.
Coating
The cover can be gently machine washed at 30°C or can be gently dry cleaned. After washing, let the cover air dry on a rack. The cover can be ironed at a low temperature after washing.
For easy cleaning in between, dog hair can easily be knocked out or vacuumed with an upholstery brush from your vacuum cleaner. To remove stains from fabric, press a damp cloth onto the stain and wipe the fabric clean in a circular motion. Repeat the process if necessary. A mild detergent can be used for stubborn stains.
When cleaning, please avoid solvents/concentrated abrasives or solvent-based cleaning products that contain DMF (dimethylformadide), ketones, esters, methylbenzene or toluene.
