EASY GUIDE TO SAFELY CLEAN YOUR BACKPACK

Your backpack does a really good job at keeping your personal belongings safe and clean but from time to time it needs extra attention and careful cleaning. If you want to increase your beloved backpack’s lifespan you need to be careful when cleaning it.

There are several factors that can impact your backpack:

Dirt
Wear and tear
Weather conditions

We don’t recommend washing your smart backpack in a washing machine or using the dryer to dry it.

What you need

Soft clean towel
Clean sponge
A brush with soft bristles
Lukewarm water
Detergent-free soap

How to clean your backpack

  1. Fill the basin, the bathtub or a bucket with plenty of lukewarm water. Pay attention – don’t use hot water because it can damage the colors
  2. Add some detergent-free soap into the water and mix it very well.
  3. Soak the clean sponge in water and clean the backpack’s exterior. Insist on the areas that are particularly dirty.
  4. To remove stubborn stains, scrub the backpack using the brush without rubbing too vigorously.
  5. Don’t forget about the areas that absorb sweat – insist on the shoulder straps, back panel, hip pads.
  6. Moisten the cloth in fresh, clean water to rinse the backpack.
  7. Let your backpack dry naturally in an airy place, but not under the sun.

How to remove spots

Remember, in case of spots of any kind – oil, ink, wine, food, paint – remove them as soon as possible to avoid staining the material permanently. Use a dedicated cleaning product only on the affected surface.

How to clean your backpack:

  1. Fill the basin, the bathtub or a bucket with plenty of lukewarm water. Pay attention – don’t use hot water because it can damage the colors
  2. Add some detergent-free soap into the water and mix it very well.
  3. Soak the clean sponge in water and clean the backpack’s exterior. Insist on the areas that are particularly dirty.
  4. To remove stubborn stains, scrub the backpack using the brush without rubbing too vigorously.
  5. Don’t forget about the areas that absorb sweat – insist on the shoulder straps, back panel, hip pads.
  6. Moisten the cloth in fresh, clean water to rinse the backpack.
  7. Let your backpack dry naturally in an airy place, but not under the sun.

How to remove spots:

Remember, in case of spots of any kind – oil, ink, wine, food, paint – remove them as soon as possible to avoid staining the material permanently. Use a dedicated cleaning product only on the affected surface.

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