The appearance of upholstered recliners may change gradually over time, which is normal and part of regular use.

Keep the recliner away from direct sunlight, as prolonged exposure can fade the fabric and weaken its fibres.

When the upholstery looks generally soiled, it is recommended to hire a professional furniture cleaning service for thorough care.

Place the recliner in a dry, well-ventilated area and avoid damp or humid conditions, which can damage materials and reduce its lifespan.

Remove dust frequently and vacuum with a soft brush or upholstery attachment to prevent dirt accumulation and surface wear.

Clean with a soft, dry cloth; avoid detergents or abrasive materials. Trim any loose threads gently with scissors instead of pulling.

Treat spills immediately using a mild upholstery cleaner tested on a small area first. Avoid children jumping on the recliner and keep sharp or hot objects away.

Lift the recliner when moving instead of dragging it. For manual recliners, the mechanism may feel stiff initially but will ease with regular use. Always use the recliner indoors in a dry environment.