All spills should be treated promptly for best results and ease of removal. Most spills can be cleaned by gently lifting the spill with a paper towel, or a clean, dry, absorbent cloth. Note that pile fabrics may require that the entire panel be cleaned in a seam-to-seam fashion in order to restore the overall appearance of the fabric. Excessive spills may require a consultation with a professional upholstery cleaning company.Basic Care:For everyday dust and dirt, a vacuum works best (with an upholstery attachment if you have one). You can also use a gentile brush or non-abrasive cloth.Liquid Stains:Use a water-based soap mixture that combines 1 tablespoon of a liquid detergent such as Tide with 16oz of lukewarm water. Dampen the cleaning cloth in the mixture and gently blot the soiled area. Avoid rubbing the affected are aggressively. Rinse the area with a clean damp cloth to ensure that all of the soap residue has been removed.Non-Liquid Spills:The removal of dried non-liquid spills may require the use of a soft brush or butter knife on the affected area before following with the liquid stain treatment.