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How To Clean Lloyd Loom Furniture

The weave of this bedroom-chair favourite can be a dust trap, but is easily dealt with.

Every month: Give the weave a good going over with a soft brush or upholstery tool of a vacuum cleaner, getting between the strands to dislodge dust.

Clean Lloyd Loom items more thoroughly with a soft sponge and warm water with a squirt of washing up liquid added. Try not to get it too wet and dab dry with a cloth.

For troublesome marks, be firm and take them to task using a trusty old toothbrush and some more warm water and washing-up liquid. Again, dry lovingly.

Always check manufacturer's instructions first. Always try a test patch first. If you are unsure as to whether the item you are cleaning is suitable for our instructions, take professional cleaning advice first.

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