Cleaning Procedures; Additional Notes - Levolor Natural Shades Instalación

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND SUPPORT

CLEANING PROCEDURES

Keep your Natural shades looking their best by periodically vacuuming them with a
brush attachment. Do not use water, solvents, or abrasive solutions to clean the shade.
Improper cleaning may damage the shade and void warranty.
DUSTING
Use a feather duster for regular cleaning.
FORCED AIR
Blow away dirt and debris using clean compressed air.
VACUUMING
Use a low suction vacuum with a brush-type cleaner attachment;
stroke lightly over the shade to clean.

Additional Notes

Shade Adjustment and Alignment
Your shade has been carefully inspected and adjusted by the factory, but minor
adjustments may be necessary once it has been installed. The yarns in your shade
are flexible enough to permit minor adjustment horizontally and vertically for proper
alignment on your window. If the bottom of your shade becomes uneven, pull either
side to stretch the yarn and align the shade.
If your shade doesn't lie flat against the wall or window, roll the shade tightly from the
bottom and twist roll clockwise on one side and counterclockwise on the other. This
will align the yarns and slats.
Should a strand of yarn slip off the edge of the shade, remove the strand from top to
bottom; doing so will in no way affect the strength of the shade.
Color Variation
Levolor Natural Shades are created using natural products. By nature, no two
strands of grass, bamboo or reeds are exactly the same, making every shade truly
unique. Slight color, grain and texture variations should be expected and cherished
for their unique beauty. Although we maintain strict standards to control these
variations, we cannot guarantee exact color match from dye lot to dye lot. The side
of the natural shade that faces outdoors will change color in relation to the amount of
sun exposure.
Stretching and Shrinking
Natural shades will be affected by temperature and humidity. Shipping and handling
may cause a slight change in shade lengths.
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