We introduce the “Comfort“ Stripe Fabrics range of premium quality pet beds made from a wide selection of upholstery grade fabrics.
<p>All of our fabrics including the &ldquo;Caress&rdquo;, coordinate with the  Fleece/Sherpa for the cushion. </p>
<p> Every  &ldquo;Comfort&ldquo; Stripe Fabrics fabric meets the California Bureau of Home Furnishings flammability requirements, giving you peace of mind. </p>
<p><strong> Care and Maintenance:</strong></p>
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  <li>Avoid exposure to direct sunlight<br>
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  <li>Remove any dust or dry stains with a vacuum cleaner and soft brush attachment every 10 days.<br>
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  <li>To preserver the beauty of an &ldquo;Comfort&rdquo; fabric, it is advisable to  treat any stains before they become too ingrained so that the abrasive  and prolonged treatments are avoided.</li>
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<p> <strong>Beds with removable covers:</strong><br>
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All removable covers can be machine washed separately using the cool water setting on a delicate cycle. </p>
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  <li>Use a mild detergent that does not contain any bleach of any sort.<br>
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  <li>Do not pour the detergent directly onto the material.<br>
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  <li>Spin of tumble dry at a cool setting. On the fabrics that are not  pre-shrunk there may be a slight amount of shrinkage on the first wash.  It is advisable in all cases, to use the coolest settings possible. <br>
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  <li>Do not twist or wring.</li>
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<p>Prompt attention is advisable as soon as the fabric has been  stained. In the case of difficult or unusual stains, expert advice  should be sought. All  &ldquo;Comfort&ldquo; Stripe Fabrics can also be professionally  dry-cleaned. </p>
<p> <strong>Beds with fixed/non removable covers:</strong><br>
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When it is not possible to remove the cover, observe the following cleaning procedures: </p>
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  <li>Remove light stains or dirt, and brush with a soft suede brush.<br>
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  <li>Dab stubborn stains with a soft, clean white cloth or absorbent paper towel.<br>
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  <li>If solvents are required, avoid applying them directly onto the  stain; the solvent should be poured onto a clean cloth and any type of  treatment should be first tried on a concealed part of the bed.<br>
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  <li>Clean the stain using a circular motion working from the outside inwards.<br>
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  <li>After removing the stain, dry immediately with a hand held  hairdryer using a cool setting. Take care to direct the air stream  first towards the outside of the area working inwards.<br>
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  <li>Always be careful to rub any stains gently and to use a brush with soft bristles.</li>
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<p> <strong>Water Soluble Stains:</strong><br>
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Wash with a neutral soap (such as Neutrogena) and water solution, then  dab with diluted alcohol (90:10) or you may use a 50:50 solution of  water and white vinegar. Excessive rubbing is not necessary or advised,  a blotting action is recommended. Remove excess soap or vinegar by  dabbing clean water with a clean cloth. </p>
<p> <strong>Oil Based Stains:</strong><br>
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Dab with turpentine  sparingly, using a soft, clean, white cloth. Once the stain has been  removed, blot again with a dry cloth to remove any residue chemicals or  liquids. Never use acetone or other nail polish removers. </p>