Tatami designed by Japanese living style is the most natural mats in the world.

CLEANING CAUSED BY DIRT

■ Dirt of LiquidWipe gently and quickly with a cloth tightly wrung out with water, if you spill water, tea,
juice, coffee, milk, or pet's pee. There would not be stains by wiping them out quickly.

■ Dirt of OilinessRemove quickly with tissue paper or kitchen paper, if you drop cooking oil, dressing, ketchup,
mayonnaise, butter, cosmetic cream and liquid.
Then, wipe gently with a cloth tightly wrung out with water absorbed with neutral detergent.
There would not be stains by wiping them out quickly.

■ Dirt of PowderVacuum first and wipe gently with a cloth tightly wrung out with water, if you drop cosmetic powder,
flour, or powdered medicine.

■ Caked DirtBrush away gently with toothbrush or something along the lines of seams, and then wipe with a cloth
tightly wrung out with water.

CAUTIONS (Mark, Scratch, Heat, Fire)

• There is a possibility of damages if you press something heavy, angular, or with wheel attached onto tatami.
• When you move something placed on tatami, never drag it directly. Move with soft clothes or sheets under it by more than two persons.
• Don't put down in-use irons, heated pots, kettles with boiling water directly on tatami. Don't blow hot air from a drier directly on tatami, either.
• Even if a lighted cigarette touches tatami, the flame won't go up under normal condition; however be careful not to touch it.
• As there is a possibility of catching fire or that tatami' surface swells, remove quickly with a tissue paper or kitchen paper and wipe gently
  with a cloth tightly wrung out with water.