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In this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING:
What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the … View moreIn this blog we discuss the most common upholstery problems that can arise in use. We will break each problem down, looking at what it is, the likely cause and recommended remedies and solutions to avoid future reoccurrence.
CROCKING:
What is it? Crocking is the term used to describe the transfer of excess dye from one surface to another due to rubbing and friction. The issue is increased by certain atmospheric conditions such as humidity and temperature.
Likely cause: In a situation where the dye is transferring out of the upholstery fabric (for instance a red fabric is turning pink) it will usually be a result of either poor quality dyes used during textile manufacturing or that the dyes were not set correctly during the dyeing and finishing process. Crocking can also occur when dye is transferred from an outside source onto the upholstery fabric, for instance a pair of new jeans can transfer blue dye on to your sofa giving it a grubby appearance.
Remedy: The key thing to establish with crocking is whether the discolouration is due to dye transferring out of your upholstery fabric or on to it from an external source. If it is transferring out of the fabric then it is important to check that some substance e.g. a solvent based product, has not come into contact with the fabric and affected the dyes. If all of the above can be ruled out then a genuine fabric issue may be the cause and the fabric will need to be replaced from another batch or alternative fabric
FADING:
What is it? Discolouration or lightening of the dye in a fabric due to exposure to ultraviolet light. Constant exposure to high levels of direct ultraviolet light can also result in fibre degradation, causing the fabric fibres to become brittle, which may result in areas of breakage.
Likely Cause: It is important to note that no fabric is 100% colourfast (resistant to fading), however discolouration can generally be attributed to the use of poor-quality dyes during fabric manufacturing or due to constant direct exposure to ultraviolet light with inadequate protection. Ironically ultraviolet damage occurs more during the winter months when the sun is sitting lower in the sky and sunfilters/curtains are often left open during the day to increase light flow into a room.
Remedy: Once an upholstery fabric has faded there is nothing that can be done to reverse the issue other than recovering the affected piece of furniture. It is therefore very important that furniture is positioned to protect it from constant direct sunlight and of course the use of quality sun-filters and lined curtains at the window will help to reduce your furniture’s exposure to harmful UV light. Regular rotation of reversible cushions is advisable so that both fading and wear occur evenly. We also recommend rotating the placement of your furniture in relation to exposed windows for the same reason.
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Fraser High School is the hub of adult learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 70 evening and weekend classes. Our courses are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer interesting and useful short programs.
Pick from our courses on … View moreFraser High School is the hub of adult learning in Hamilton and the Waikato district. We offer over 70 evening and weekend classes. Our courses are very reasonably priced as we are supported by the Ministry of Education to offer interesting and useful short programs.
Pick from our courses on business management, computing, food and cooking, gardening, language, music and dance, photography, and art.
Enrol now for Term 2, courses start from the 10th May. You can LOOK, BOOK and PAY online at www.fraserace.ac.nz or just call us on 07 846 8624. It's easy!
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Whether you're in need of a mid-morning pick me up or suffering from a mid-afternoon slump, there are times when we all need an energy boost.
Forget the triple coffee shot or sugary processed snacks. We've got 5 simple ways to fight fatigue, supercharge your energy naturally and rev you … View moreWhether you're in need of a mid-morning pick me up or suffering from a mid-afternoon slump, there are times when we all need an energy boost.
Forget the triple coffee shot or sugary processed snacks. We've got 5 simple ways to fight fatigue, supercharge your energy naturally and rev you back up to speed.
Kia ora all. I haven't seen this shared anywhere, so thought I would share it here. The Glenview Library is running a free event on Saturday morning this week (1st May). It's a Star Wars Whaanau Day. There is going to be a bunch of activities - VR, Lego contests, Crafts, Nerf Shooting … View moreKia ora all. I haven't seen this shared anywhere, so thought I would share it here. The Glenview Library is running a free event on Saturday morning this week (1st May). It's a Star Wars Whaanau Day. There is going to be a bunch of activities - VR, Lego contests, Crafts, Nerf Shooting Gallery, and free kai. There are also going to be some characters, some prizes, and it should just be lots of fun. It's running from 10am - 12.30pm and everyone is welcome. The info is up on Facebook here:
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The Gambling Commission invites submissions on its review of the Charitable Trust Licence Conditions for the casino in your area. These conditions help to ensure that money from gambling benefits the community.
Why are the Conditions being reviewed?
The Commission wants to review these … View moreThe Gambling Commission invites submissions on its review of the Charitable Trust Licence Conditions for the casino in your area. These conditions help to ensure that money from gambling benefits the community.
Why are the Conditions being reviewed?
The Commission wants to review these Conditions for each casino in New Zealand to ensure that they are fit-for-purpose.
Visit the Gambling Commission’s website to find out more about the review and how to have your say: www.gamblingcommission.govt.nz.
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Interested in world religions from a historical and objective point of view? Our Adult and Community Education programme at EarthDiverse is pleased to announce our Term 2 course in the World Religions series entitled "Understanding Islam." This eight-week course provides a detailed … View moreInterested in world religions from a historical and objective point of view? Our Adult and Community Education programme at EarthDiverse is pleased to announce our Term 2 course in the World Religions series entitled "Understanding Islam." This eight-week course provides a detailed introduction to the history, texts, beliefs and practices of the Islamic faith. Meets from 7:00-9:00pm, beginning on Tuesday 12 May 2021.
Interested in Western Philosophy? Take one of our newest courses in our Adult and Community Education programme entitled "What to Think, Who to Believe? A History of Thought and Philosophy Down the Centuries." This series of eight talks in our new Philosophy series examines the whole … View moreInterested in Western Philosophy? Take one of our newest courses in our Adult and Community Education programme entitled "What to Think, Who to Believe? A History of Thought and Philosophy Down the Centuries." This series of eight talks in our new Philosophy series examines the whole history of Western thought from ancient times up to the present in order to shed light on our present confusions and conundrums.
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