Insulated Drinkware

• Don't use in dishwasher
• Wipe outside of tumbler/bottle with a damp, soapy rag to clean. If your drinkware needs a soak, fill it up with hot, soapy water and sit on the counter. Soaking in a sink will shorten the life of your design, especially color UV-printed items.
• Don't use bleach or products containing chlorine. While our products are made of high-quality stainless steel, even stainless steel will rust/pit/discolor when exposed to chlorine.
• Handle with care. Do not drop.

Canvas Artwork

• Display out of direct sunlight.
• Dust with a feather duster or dry, soft cloth
• Exposure to humid, damp environments may cause the frame to warp slightly over time.

Leatherette Care

• • Regular Cleaning:

    Wipe down leatherette surfaces regularly with a damp, soft cloth to remove dust and dirt.
  • Spills:

    Act quickly to blot up spills with a clean, absorbent cloth to prevent stains from setting in.
  • Mild Cleaning:

    Use a mild soap solution or a specialized leatherette cleaner, if needed, but always test in an inconspicuous area first.
  • Avoid Harsh Chemicals:

    Do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the material.
  • Avoid Over-Saturating:

    Do not over-saturate the area, as this can lead to excess moisture. 

    
    
  
  
  Maintenance:
  • Conditioning: Apply a leatherette conditioner regularly (monthly or as needed) to protect against UV rays, shrinking, and cracking.
  • Protect from Heat and Sunlight: Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and heat, as this can cause the material to dry out and crack. 
    
  • Avoid Water and Heat: Leatherette is vulnerable to excessive water and heat exposure. Don't submerge the seat covers in water or apply heat for drying.
  • Air Dry: Allow leatherette items to air dry after cleaning, rather than using a dryer or heat source. 
    
  • Regularly remove coarse dirt or dust with a damp cloth or vacuum cleaner 
    

Crystal Awards

• Clean with a soft cotton cloth and mild cleanser, such as diluted dish soap. Do not soak.

Cutting Boards

• To properly care for a wooden cutting board, wash it with warm, soapy water, dry it thoroughly, and then oil it regularly with food-safe mineral oil to prevent drying and cracking. 
  
  Here's a more detailed breakdown of the care process:

  1. Cleaning your cutting board:

  • Wash: After each use, wash the cutting board with warm, soapy water, using a sponge or brush to scrub away food particles and grime.
    
  • Rinse: Rinse thoroughly with warm water to remove all soap residue.
  • Dry: Immediately dry the cutting board with a clean towel, ensuring both sides are completely dry.
  • Don't Soak: Avoid soaking the board in water, as this can cause warping and cracking. 
  • Avoid Dishwasher: Never put a wooden cutting board in the dishwasher, as the high heat and water can damage the wood. 
    
  
  

  2. Oiling your cutting board:

  Purpose:

  Regular oiling helps to moisturize the wood, preventing it from drying out and cracking, and also creates a barrier that helps repel food particles and liquids. 
  
  Frequency:

  Oil your cutting board regularly, at least once a month, or more often if you use it frequently. 
  
  Type of Oil:

  Use food-safe mineral oil, butcher block oil, or a similar product designed for wood cutting boards. 
  
  Application:

  Apply a generous layer of oil to both sides of the board, as well as the edges and any grooves or handles. 
  
  Absorption:

  Allow the oil to soak into the wood for several hours, or even overnight, then wipe off any excess oil with a clean cloth. 
  
  
  

  3. Cutting Board Deep Cleaning (if needed):

  Salt and Lemon:

  For stubborn stains or odors, sprinkle salt on the board and rub it with a lemon half, then rinse and dry. 
  
  Baking Soda Paste:

  For a deeper clean, create a paste of baking soda and water, apply it to the board, scrub, rinse, and dry. 
  
  Vinegar:

  You can also use a solution of white vinegar and water to clean the board, then rinse and dry.

  4. Storage:

  Air Dry:

  Allow the cutting board to air dry completely after washing, either standing it upright or hanging it on a hook. 
  
  Store Dry:

  Store the cutting board in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. 
  
  Avoid Stacking:

  Don't stack other items on top of the cutting board, as this can trap moisture and cause mold to grow. 
  
  5. Additional Wood Cutting Board Care Tips:

  Don't use as a hot pad:

  Avoid using a wooden cutting board as a hot pad, as this can cause thermal shock and damage the wood. 
  
  Sand and Oil:

  If the board gets cut marks or starts to collect food particles, dry it and sand it smooth, then apply mineral oil.