How to Clean FibreGuard: Part One

Any common household stains including dirt, blood, red wine, sticky fingerprints. A full list can be found here.

Household soap (bar or liquid) is perfectly acceptable, just make sure it is uncoloured.

It doesn’t matter what size or colour microfibre cloth you use, just that it is made of real microfibre as the many tiny fibres will do some of the cleaning work for you!

You can use as much water as you like, using plenty of water won't damage the fabric. It is best to use cold water on the fabric and you should avoid applying any heat, including during the drying process.

Using a water mister to apply the solution will reduce the risk of the stain spreading, (compared to using a large amount of water at once). Ideally you should use a solution that is 20% soap to 80% water.

Soak the item in cold water, rub a bar of soap sparingly on the stain, and mist with more cold water. Rub it again with a microfibre cloth in circular motions - check back after doing so to see if you are satisfied. Let dry afterwards.

Do not use any drying method that employs heat, such as a hair dryer. Heat will damage the fabric.

Due to the criss-crossing structure of the fabric, gently rubbing in a circular motion will ensure that the entire stain is removed effectively.

Be gentle: Rubbing hard will only smush the stain further into the fabric, making it more difficult to remove later. Yes — 'smush’ is a technical term.

All you need is water, a real microfibre cloth, and perhaps a small bar of white household soap to clean FibreGuard fabrics.

No, you don’t need vinegar to clean FibreGuard fabrics and using it could damage the fabric.

All FibreGuard fabrics are OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certified, so you can rest assured that the finishes and dyes used in our products will not harm humans or animals.

Our fabrics have to be of the highest integrity at all costs. OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 means that every step of the textile's production has been assessed and proven clear from harmful substances that affect humans, animals, and the environment.

FibreGuard's solution is impregnated into the yarn during production, giving it a lifetime of stain-on-stain removal. FibreGuard's inherent stain-resistant construction performs better and lasts longer than topical treatments; the protection will last as long as the fabric itself does.

Yes.  Following the usual cleaning process, (please follow cleaning instructions), you can remove hair care products and oils from FibreGuard fabrics.