How do I care for my massage chair?

Three surfaces require different care: the upholstery, the plastic, and the control panel. With the right care, an armchair will last significantly longer, because most visible signs of wear and tear occur on the surface, not in the mechanical parts.

The upholstery is usually made of synthetic or genuine leather. First, vacuum up crumbs and lint, especially in the seams and in the gap between the seats. Then wipe the surface with a slightly damp cloth. For genuine leather, we recommend applying leather conditioner twice a year.

The plastic parts on the outside and on the calves and feet can be cleaned with a microfiber cloth and a little glass cleaner. Avoid using cleaners that contain alcohol, as they will eventually make the surface dull and brittle.

Wipe down the control panel only with a nearly dry cloth. Moisture that seeps into the buttons is the most common preventable malfunction.

When choosing a location, avoid direct sunlight. Direct sunlight causes faux leather to fade and become cracked over time. A distance of ten centimeters from the wall is necessary anyway, because the backrest needs space when the chair is pushed back.

You can find the products we use ourselves under " Cleaning and Care."