[R-CLEAN]

just needing to know if this fabric (dralon) is alright to be wet cleaned or is it a dry clean fabric.

thanks ralph

[AJB]

I was originaly  taught, chuck plenty in just make sure you get most of it back out, it's a joy to clean, the dirtier the better.
That's when you get the real wow factor.

[richy27]

i love cleaning dralon you get the best results

[R-CLEAN]

thanks alot i'll look forward to it now.

thanks ralph

[gwrightson]

but remember to use warm water not hot, you can easily leave tool marks and alter the pile,

Geoff

[Simon@arenaclean]

I love Draylon The only thing I would add is give it a good vac first and don't have the water too hot (40c - 45c should be hot enough) as it can distort the pile, towel well and dress the pile and it will look super

Simon

[Simon@arenaclean]

Geoff beat me to it, must type faster!

[R-CLEAN]

ok cheers also what do ya mean by "towel well".

thanks ralph

[clinton]

Just wipe the towel down the pile on the suite so it dries all even without the pile going two ways..

[Mike Osbourne]

If only all suites were made of this stuff. Easy to clean and dry fast.

Always worth taking your time assessing any suite never get complacent.

[daysdeepclean]

ok cheers also what do ya mean by "towel well".

thanks ralph

I use the micro fibre cloths and they're brilliant!!!!

[Mike Osbourne]

Yes Colin that's what I use too, very good for these suites. Very handy for the backs too 

[Fintan_Coll]

I remember years ago lots of Dralon suites around, you could get such great results on them. Gradually over the years they became less popular, now I only find an occasional one, but I do think they can still be bought new in some shops yet.

[clinton]

Mike

And the sides