How To Maintain PVC Leather

Keep dry: PVC leather should be avoided from prolonged exposure to high temperatures such as stoves, radiators, or direct sunlight to prevent deformation, adhesion, or fading of the leather. At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid placing PVC leather products in spaces with excessive humidity, such as bathrooms or kitchens, to prevent leather hydrolysis and damage to the surface film.
Avoid chemical erosion: PVC leather should avoid contact with chemical solvents and corrosive substances such as acid and alkali to prevent damage to the surface coating.
Regular cleaning: Regular cleaning is an important step in maintaining the appearance and extending the service life of PVC leather. When cleaning, a soft dry cloth should be used to gently wipe the leather surface to remove dust and dirt. For difficult to remove stains, specialized leather cleaners or diluted soapy water can be used for cleaning, but do not use harsh cleaners such as hot water or gasoline to avoid damaging the leather fiber tissue. After cleaning, leather products should be placed in a cool and ventilated place to dry naturally, avoiding direct sunlight or drying to prevent leather deformation and fading.
Avoid sharp objects and heavy objects: In daily use, PVC leather should be avoided from coming into contact with sharp objects to prevent scratching the leather surface. At the same time, it is also necessary to avoid placing heavy objects on leather products for a long time to prevent leather deformation.
Storage precautions: PVC leather products that are not frequently used should be stored in a dry, ventilated, and dark place, and covered with a dust cover to reduce the accumulation of dust and dirt.