What are the maintenance techniques for Japanese minimalist curtain fabric to ensure its lifespan?

To ensure the service life of Japanese minimalist curtain fabrics, the following are some maintenance and upkeep tips:

Regular dust removal: Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner with a brush attachment to remove dust and debris from the fabric. This should be done weekly or as needed.

Soft Hand Wash: If the fabric is washable, please follow the manufacturer's instructions for hand washing. Use mild cleaning agent and warm water. Avoid scrubbing or wringing the fabric, as this may damage fragile fibers. Thoroughly rinse and gently squeeze out excess water.

Avoid machine washing: Unless specifically mentioned by the manufacturer, it is generally recommended to avoid machine washing Japanese style minimalist curtain fabrics as this may cause shrinkage or damage.

Local cleaning: For small stains or spills, gently wipe the affected area with a clean damp cloth. Avoid friction as it may spread stains or damage the fabric. If necessary, please use a mild detergent specially formulated for delicate fabrics.

Sunscreen: Japanese minimalist curtain fabrics often fade easily when exposed to direct sunlight for a long time. To protect the fabric, please consider using curtains such as blinds or sunshades to reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the fabric.

Avoid irritating chemicals: Avoid using bleach, irritating detergents, or strong cleaners on Japanese minimalist curtain fabrics as they can damage fibers and alter the appearance of the fabric.

Professional cleaning: If the fabric is severely dirty or stained, it is recommended to seek professional cleaning services. They possess professional knowledge and equipment to handle delicate fabrics and ensure proper cleaning without causing damage.

Storage: When not in use, please store the Japanese style minimalist curtain cloth in a cool and dry place, avoiding direct sunlight. Avoid prolonged folding or wrinkling of the fabric, as this may cause permanent wrinkles. On the contrary, loosely roll up the fabric to minimize creases.