Product Care & Maintenance
Simple Care for Everyday Products
Proper care can help maintain the appearance, condition, and everyday functionality of your products.
Because products may be made from different materials and designed for different purposes, care requirements can vary. Always review any product-specific care information provided with the product or on the relevant product page.
Keep Everyday Surfaces Clean
For routine care, remove dust, dirt, residue, or moisture as appropriate for the product and material.
Cleaning Products
Use cleaning products only when they are suitable for the relevant material.
Start Gently
Choose a mild cleaning method appropriate for the material and level of dirt.
When using a cleaning product for the first time, consider testing it on a small, inconspicuous area where appropriate.
Harsh Cleaning Methods
- Strong or corrosive chemicals
- Abrasive cleaners or tools
- Bleach or highly concentrated cleaning agents
- Solvents that may affect finishes or surfaces
- Prolonged soaking in water
Allow Products to Dry Properly
After cleaning, remove excess moisture and allow the product to dry thoroughly when appropriate.
Avoid storing products while they are still wet or damp, particularly when prolonged moisture could affect the material, finish, adhesive components, or overall condition.
Storage
When not in use, store products in a clean and reasonably dry location. Where appropriate, keep the following in mind:
Material Considerations
Different materials may respond differently to moisture, heat, cleaning products, pressure, and regular wear.
Plastic, metal, fabric, silicone, adhesive, coated, and other materials may each require different care methods. Follow any material-specific instructions provided for the individual product.
Adhesive or Non-Slip Surfaces
For products that use adhesive, gripping, or non-slip surfaces, proper surface preparation and regular care can help maintain their intended performance.
Keep adhesive, gripping, or non-slip contact areas free from excessive dust, oil, moisture, and debris.
Performance may vary depending on surface material, texture, cleanliness, temperature, moisture, and length of use.
Avoid applying adhesive or gripping products to unsuitable or delicate surfaces unless the product information indicates that the application is appropriate.
Regular Inspection
Products used regularly should be checked periodically for signs of wear or deterioration that may affect normal use.
Long-Term Care
Normal wear may occur over time depending on frequency of use, environment, material, and care practices. Appropriate cleaning, handling, and storage can help maintain a product's condition, but product lifespan will vary depending on individual use and circumstances.
Product-Specific Care
This page provides general care and maintenance guidance for products available through our website.
Always review the relevant product description, packaging, labels, or instructions for more specific care requirements. Product-specific guidance should take priority where it differs from the general recommendations on this page.