You’ve bought a high-quality office chair in Singapore. It is stylish, comfortable and provides excellent back support. How can you maintain it for many years – read this? We’ll look at some practical tips to help you extend the life of your chair.

Let’s start with cleaning. Dust is like an uninvited visitor who won’t go away. Dust settles on everything, even your office chair. Simple vacuums with brush attachments can do wonders. Give it a once-over about every two weeks to keep the dust at bay.

Spills can happen – coffee, tea, or even your lunch from yesterday if it’s one of those days. Act quickly when they happen! To absorb as much liquid possible, blot the spillage with a dry cloth. Spot cleaning fabric chairs can be done with a mild soapy solution. Leather chairs require more maintenance; leather conditioners and cleaners are available to maintain their luster.

Let’s now move on to the mechanics, those unsung heroes who keep your chair functioning. Flip your chair every six months and inspect all the bolts and screws. You should tighten all loose screws and bolts.

Wheels deserve love, too! They can become tangled with hair and other debris, making it difficult to move across the floor. Turn the chair over and use tweezers to remove any gunk.

Don’t forget to lubricate your chair if you want it to glide smoothly. It can make all the difference to how smoothly your chair moves if you spray a little silicone on the moving parts, such as casters or swivel mechanisms.

Have you ever noticed that your chair can sink? This is usually caused by a gas lift issue. Consider replacing the gas cylinder instead of buying a new chair if this occurs frequently.