Velvet pouf, gray sand

You can clean and care for your velvet pouf by using the following:

Use a soft brush to remove dirt and dust.

Then mix warm water with mild soap and clean with a very gentle cloth to avoid damaging the velvet. You don't need much water to clean your velvet pouf. Simply dip the cloth in the soapy water and wring well. Velvet is usually very sensitive to water, so avoid rubbing the stain with a very wet cloth.

If you spill liquid on velvet, it will dry away very quickly. Liquid doesn't usually sink directly into the fabric, but tends to settle on top.

For grease stains, fabric cleaner can be used.

Fill:

At Maroskan, we supply poufs with and without filling. If you choose unfilled, you can easily fill your pouf with your own duvets, blankets and textiles.

You can also use foam granules or cotton filling, but I recommend that this filling is first placed in a duvet cover or sewn inner cover.

Velvet is an incredibly beautiful and comfortable material. It is made from silk, cotton and wool, but today it is mostly made from synthetic fibers. These fibers change color depending on where the light hits, giving velvet a very vibrant look.

Regardless of the material used, velvet is a particularly durable weave. It is very similar to velvet as both have a smooth and soft surface.

The technique of weaving velvet is more than 800 years old, and silk velvet was often woven and used mostly for furniture and festive occasions.

Velour/velvet is certainly not a new material, but has become very popular worldwide and is experiencing a new heyday in recent years.

(Our supplier of velvet poufs has a good cooperation with the velvet manufacturer itself, who delivers to large parts of the world over........) and our velvet poufs consist of cotton, silk etc? )