For the production of all its products, fasem uses only the best quality leathers coming from food processing origin. It ensures that no animals are deliberately killed for its own production.

It is recommended not to expose the products to direct sunlight or sources of intense heat to preserve the uniform color of the soft and hide leather.

For daily cleaning use a soft dry cloth.

For stubborn dirt, use a soft cloth slightly moistened with water only.

Do not use abrasive products, detergents, or solvents.

In case of oily stains, coffee, tea, milk, or various drinks stains, promptly remove the substance from the surface with absorbent paper to limit the penetration of the liquid into the pores of the soft or hide leather. Then with a clean damp cloth and a little neu­tral soap, proceed to rub the stain from the edges to the center. Then dab with a clean cloth and leave to dry in the open air but do not use direct sunlight or a hairdryer. Do not use iron or steamer.

For extraordinary cleaning, twice a year, use a damp cloth with degreaser. Then dry carefully with a clean cloth.

Nabuk is a very delicate soft leather and must be treated with extreme care. The dust that could settle on it is a real enemy.

For daily cleaning, use a soft bristle or plastic brush, and brush gently, without pressing hard and making circular movements.

For the most stubborn dirt, use a special cloth for Nabuk, available in all haberdashery, cloth with fibers containing a little specific detergent.

This allows to clean and eliminate not only dust, but also dirt stains, which are often very light and not demanding.

If the stains are very marked therefore difficult to remove, use a specific spray for Nabuk, available in all haberdashery. Spray it on the stain to be treated, about 10 cm away. Let the product act for a few seconds and begin to remove making circular movements using a dry and clean, soft leather cloth or even fabric cloth.

Do not use cloths moistened with water.

Do not use abrasive products, common detergents, or solvents.

For daily cleaning, do not brush but use the vacuum cleaner regularly, avoiding exerting excessive pressure on the fabric.

For light stains, use a soft damp brush, possibly using mild detergents or white vinegar diluted in plenty of water.

Pour the cleaner onto a clean white cloth or soft brush, never directly onto the surface to be cleaned. Gently rub the stain starting from the edges inwards. Then dry carefully with a clean cloth and leave in the open air.

Do not use abrasive products or solvents.

Do not use high pressure steam generators.

For daily cleaning it is recommended to remove dust with a soft dry cloth.

It is recommended to avoid the use of products containing alcohol, ammonia, chlorine, and solvents.

Do not use abrasive products or solvents.

It is recommended not to expose the products to direct sunlight or sources of intense heat.

Do not use high pressure steam generators.

Marble is a crystalline limestone rock, mainly composed of calcium carbonate. It does not absorb liquids but is sensitive to food acids, such as lemon, vinegar, or tomato for example.

Food stains must therefore be removed immediately with warm water and soap.

In any case, it is recommended to dry and remove any liquid deposits to prevent stains.

For daily cleaning, we recommend using a soft cloth, warm water, and neutral soap. Then rinse and dry carefully.

Avoid the use of steel wool, abrasive substances, and powder detergents.

Do not use detergents containing citric acid, alcohol, ammonia, or products in general that contain acid or descaling substances.

More resistant than marbles, as they are mainly made up of quartz, granites do not ab­sorb liquids, do not scratch and are not afraid of acid attack.

For daily cleaning, we recommend using a soft cloth, warm water, and neutral soap. Then rinse and dry carefully.