Please be careful with your chair mat. Use only water to keep it healthy. Ten year warranty does not cover chemical damage e.g. from incompatible cleaners above, or from potent chemicals put into carpets below (anti–staining, cleaning etc). Aggressiv

Please be careful with your chair mat. Use only water to keep it healthy. Ten year warranty does not cover
chemical damage e.g. from incompatible cleaners above, or from potent chemicals put into carpets below
(anti&#x2013;staining, cleaning etc). Aggressive chemicals cause damage to most items in this world and with these
chair mats it will eventually show up as a crazed cracking. Instructions come with the mat that you should only
use water with the mat.<h2 id="isPasted">Care Instructions</h2>You need only clean your mat with water, and a little neutral soap if necessary. It is best for mats not be lifted
at all during a chemical carpet clean (the area under a mat should not be dirty anyway), in case the area under
the mat is cleaned, use only water and if need be spot selectively and rinse with water, then wait at least a few
days (such as a week-end) before replacing mat. In case of a flood requiring chemical clean, please make sure
the area under the mat is then rinsed with water and remember the base and underlay may still be damp so
best to wait at least a week for complete drying before mat replacement.
Of course, never use chairs with sharp steel wheels or laden mat with furniture / machinery which could have
sharp edges. Damage of this type is not considered taking care of your mat and is not covered by warranty.<h2 id="chemical-damage-excluded-from-warranty">Chemical Damage (Excluded from Warranty)</h2>Chair mat as below showing large cracks from spike to spike in rough form and lots of small cracks mainly in the
flexed area. A lot of small cracks are mere crazes, as they do not go through the sheet thickness. This kind of
cracking is ONLY from a chemical reaction due to chemically incompatible products. Typical here could be a
brand new carpet still laden with manufacturing chemicals that have not yet evaporated, (e.g. stain resistant
chemicals), cockroach/crawling insect spray, harsh cleaners used above, or a carpet cleaner where the
chair mat is relayed whilst the carpet is still wet and potent. Cracks work like capillary systems where they take
up more product. In the end the chairmat can fully degrade. Whilst this sort of cracking by chemicals is not
claimable, in case this type of cracking starts to appear we suggest you attempt to save your mat by
immediately washing the carpet and mat base with water only to rid the potency, and let it dry thoroughly
over several days before replacing your mat.<img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/o2agj/hc/2okw/0-5bf9bc71-1035-4440-8dda-4f94735baf9d.jpg" style="width: 300px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib"><h2 id="overload-damage-covered-by-warranty">Overload Damage (Covered by Warranty)</h2>Spike failure may be due to a weakness in the mat due to forces from the rolling forces of a wheeled chair,
weight per wheel and number of movements. This type of damage should not occur. We do not cover damage
caused by metal castors.<img src="https://attachments.gorgias.help/o2agj/hc/2okw/1-bc313c10-4ceb-4a2f-a425-c5fa0f6acd37.jpg" style="width: 300px;" class="fr-fic fr-dib">

Polycarbonate Chair Mats - Warranty & Care

The yoga wall is designed around Great Yoga Wall's patented ball-and-socket hardware system. You mount the spring-loaded socket wall plate into 3/4" (19mm) hardwood veneer plywood. The wall belts and bars snap into the wall plates with a brass ball.

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**Care Instructions for Your Blankets**. To maintain the quality and longevity of your blankets, please follow these guidelines:. 1. **Washing**: Always use cold water and a mild detergent. For the first wash, we recommend hand washing with cold wate

**Care Instructions for Your Blankets** To maintain the quality and longevity of your blankets, please follow these guidelines: 1. **Washing**: Always use cold water and a mild detergent. For the first wash, we recommend hand washing with cold water. If using a machine, select a delicate cycle with cold water. 2. **Drying**: Ideally, line dry your blankets. If using a dryer, use the air fluff setting only. Excessive heat can damage acrylic and polyester materials, leading to fraying and damage along the edges. 3. **Preventing Excess Fluff**: New blankets may have excess fluff initially. Rinse them in cold water before use to remove any excess material. Use a clean tennis ball in the dryer to help with shedding, and remember to clean your lint trap regularly. 4. **Lint Control**: Wash with slightly warmer water to tighten fibers, but avoid excessive heat. Adding a bit of fabric softener can help fibers glide smoothly during washing, reducing friction and lint. 5. **Drying Tips**: Line drying helps blankets tighten after washing and controls lint. If using a dryer, minimal heat can also tighten fibers, but avoid high heat initially. Using a tennis ball in the dryer helps pull out loose fibers and reduces shedding. Please note: - **Avoid Commercial Washing Machines**: These can damage woven blankets.- **No Bleach or Ironing**: Do not use bleach or iron your blankets.- **Non-Returnable**: Blankets with pulled threads are non-returnable.- **Responsibility Disclaimer**: We are not liable for damages resulting from incorrect washing or drying. Following these instructions will prolong the life of your blankets and minimize shedding, ensuring they remain beautiful and functional for years to come.

Standard Economy Grey Stripe Blanket Care Instructions

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