Anonymous #2 19h

stains

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Anonymous #2 19h

Small scuffs and marks are inevitable. Even if individually they are small and unnoticeable, eventually it will add up. It’s better for the longevity of the furniture to stay on top of removing those things routinely before it becomes noticeable

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Anonymous #2 19h

Why aren’t you washing yours??

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Anonymous #4 18h

Which is so respectable. I think it’s good to have furniture that works for your lifestyle! I don’t do much that would warrant me getting dirty, and while I don’t have kids or pets, I wanna have the pretty white furniture since I know I can maintain it with relative ease:)

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Anonymous #3 18h

Because it’s a couch

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Anonymous #2 18h

Washing it is gonna make it moldy if you’re air drying it

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Anonymous #2 18h

You’re…supposed to clean your couch. And it doesn’t mold because you move the cushions so they can dry properly…only takes a couple Hours. My grandparents always wash their couches.

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Anonymous #2 18h

I use a surface steamer+extractor to minimize moisture going into the cushions! The dampness stays surface level because it’s boucle, and is primarily caused by the followup conditioner/softener that I put on it. That said, don’t dump water on your furniture, because you may face mold issues

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Anonymous OP 18h

I don’t think that’s necessary or a good idea

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Anonymous OP 18h

I think some people just like cleaning

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Anonymous #3 18h

Sometimes it’s a little jarring to realize the things other people DON’T clean 😬

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Anonymous OP 18h

haunted old furnis

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Anonymous OP 18h

That makes sense!

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