- Wash removable cotton covers in a washing machine. Unzip the cover and pull out the liner containing the filler. If the filler is loose, pour it into a trash bag or container. Machine wash the bean bag cover in cool or warm water and detergent and then air or machine dry on medium heat. When the cover is dry, replace the loose filler or lining.
- Wipe vinyl bean bags clean with a cloth dipped in warm, soapy water. If there are stubborn spots on the fabric, scrub them off with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Wipe the cover dry with a clean cloth.
- Brush suede-covered bean bags regularly to keep them clean. Use a suede eraser or a damp terry cloth to rub off dried stains and then run a metal suede brush over the cover in circular motions. This cleans the suede and raises the nap. Spray the fabric with a protective spray made for suede.
- Use a damp cloth to rub spots off a plush bean bag. Then wipe the rest of the bag to remove dust. If there is a heavy layer of dust on the bean bag, use a vacuum cleaner attachment to lift it off before wiping with the damp cloth. Brush the nap and smooth out any clumps using a hair brush with plastic bristles.
- Wipe velvet or velor bean bags with a damp cloth. Rub off tough stains with a damp cloth dipped in a mild soapy solution. Use a circular motion until the stains disappear. Let the fabric dry naturally.
- Dust leather bean bags regularly with a clean towel. Wipe the leather once a month with a damp towel. If the leather has spots of dirt, scrub these spots, in a circular motion, with a damp cloth that has been dipped in a mild soapy solution. Apply a leather conditioner every three to six months.
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What to do with leather bean bag / chairs?
1. Mix one part white vinegar to two parts linseed oil. Food grade linseed oil is available at some grocery stores and specialty markets. There are also commercial linseed oil products available for cleaning leather.
2. Dampen a lint-free cloth in the vinegar solution and apply it to the chair in a circular motion. The vinegar will cut through the grime, and the linseed oil will condition the leather so that it doesn’t crack and is more stain resistant.
3. Leave the solution on the chair overnight so that it can dissolve the grime and work into the leather fibers.
4. Buff the excess vinegar solution from the chair with a clean, lint-free cloth. Make sure to remove all the excess solution so lint and dirt does not stick to it.