• CONTENT 100% Solution Dyed Nylon - from BASF Polymer

• FINISH Teflon

• ABRASION RESISTANCE Exceeds 1,045,000 Double Rubs

• CLEANING WS: Spot clean with water-based cleaning agent, mild solvent or foam. Follow cleaner instructions carefully. Avoid products with carbon tetra- chloride or other toxic agents. Professional cleaning is recommended.

• FLAME RESISTANCE Passes California Technical Bulletin #117, Section E; BIFMA; NFPA 260 May comply with California Technical Bulletin 133 when combined with appropriate components.

Vermont Navy

• CONTENT 68% Nylon, 32% Polyester

• ABRASION RESISTANCE 50,000 Double Rubs

• CLEANING WS: Spot clean with water-based cleaning agent, mild solvent or foam. Follow cleaner instructions carefully. Avoid products with carbon tetra- chloride or other toxic agents. Professional cleaning is recommended.

•  FLAME RESISTANCE UFAC Class 1, NFPA 260 Class 1, CS 191-53 nonignition, Cal. 117 Sec E

Hula Hoop Forest

• CONTENT 50% Polyester, 50% Cotton

• ABRASION RESISTANCE 50,000 double rubs

• CLEANING WS: Spills and stains should be removed from fabrics as soon as possible. While staining may be minimized on Nano-Pel enhanced fabrics, cleaning may still be necessary. If spills are removed immediately, there will be minimal to no staining on the fabric. If spills go unnoticed for a period of time and staining occurs, the Nano-Pel enhanced fabrics will clean easily and quickly with proper cleaning procedures. Clean liquid spills quickly with a dry, clean cloth.  For liquid spills, gently blot (do not rub) spill immediately with an absorbent cloth while the spill is still fresh. Wipe off with clean water and a dry, clean clean cloth if needed. For Semi-solids, try to lift the spot off of the fabric. Working in a circular motion or removing the spill from the side is often the best means to lift spills from the fabric. Change towel surface frequently until spot has been transferred off of the fabric and onto the absorbent cleaning cloth. (Try to avoid pressing the spill or spreading the stain.) Wipe off with clean water and a dry, clean cloth. For stubborn spills, if a spill does not come off with water and a dry, clean cloth, add a mild detergent mixed with water, and repeat circular motion. (Mild detergents such as Sport Wash, Tide Free, Cheer Free) Wipe off with water and a dry, clean cloth. (Do not rub harshly. The harder you rub when cleaning a spill, the deeper the soil can penetrate between the fibers.) Remove all soap residue from the surface with clean water. If thorough rinsing does not occur, re-soiling of the affected area can occur.

  NOTE: If the wrong type of cleaner is used, the fabric could be permanently damaged. Some stains may require a second cleaning to achieve satisfactory results. If there is detergent residue causing re-soiling, remove it using a hot water extraction method, using clear water.

•  FLAME RESISTANCE California 117, Sec. E, Class 1

Scrabble Geranium

• CONTENT 48% Polyester, 52% Rayon

• ABRASION RESISTANCE 50,000 double rubs

• CLEANING WS: Spills and stains should be removed from fabrics as soon as possible. While staining may be minimized on Nano-Pel enhanced fabrics, cleaning may still be necessary. If spills are removed immediately, there will be minimal to no staining on the fabric. If spills go unnoticed for a period of time and staining occurs, the Nano-Pel enhanced fabrics will clean easily and quickly with proper cleaning procedures. Clean liquid spills quickly with a dry, clean cloth.  For liquid spills, gently blot (do not rub) spill immediately with an absorbent cloth while the spill is still fresh. Wipe off with clean water and a dry, clean clean cloth if needed. For Semi-solids, try to lift the spot off of the fabric. Working in a circular motion or removing the spill from the side is often the best means to lift spills from the fabric. Change towel surface frequently until spot has been transferred off of the fabric and onto the absorbent cleaning cloth. (Try to avoid pressing the spill or spreading the stain.) Wipe off with clean water and a dry, clean cloth. For stubborn spills, if a spill does not come off with water and a dry, clean cloth, add a mild detergent mixed with water, and repeat circular motion. (Mild detergents such as Sport Wash, Tide Free, Cheer Free) Wipe off with water and a dry, clean cloth. (Do not rub harshly. The harder you rub when cleaning a spill, the deeper the soil can penetrate between the fibers.) Remove all soap residue from the surface with clean water. If thorough rinsing does not occur, re-soiling of the affected area can occur.

  NOTE: If the wrong type of cleaner is used, the fabric could be permanently damaged. Some stains may require a second cleaning to achieve satisfactory results. If there is detergent residue causing re-soiling, remove it using a hot water extraction method, using clear water.

•  FLAME RESISTANCE California 117, Sec. E, Class 1

Shire Academy

• CONTENT 100% Marquesa Lana (Polyolefin)

• ABRASION RESISTANCE Can exceed 250,000 double rubs

• CLEANING WS: for water based stains use water based cleaning agents. For oil based stains use solvent cleaner.

•  FLAME RESISTANCE California Technical Bulletin 117, Section E CS-191-53, Class 1 BIFMA FF1-78 ASTM E84, Class A B.S. 5852 Part 1: 1979 Ignition Source 0; Smoldering Cigarette  NFPA 260-1989 UFAC, Class 1

Steeples - Ocean

• CONTENT 50% Polyester, 25% Acrylic, 25% Cotton

• ABRASION RESISTANCE 50,000 Double Rubs

• CLEANING W: Spot clean with water-based cleaning agent, mild solvent or foam. Follow cleaner instructions carefully. Avoid products with carbon tetra- chloride or other toxic agents. Professional cleaning is recommended.

•  FLAME RESISTANCE UFAC Class 1, Cal. 117 Sec 1

Charcoal Wave Length 279-006

• CONTENT 100% Solution Dyed Olefin

• ABRASION RESISTANCE Exceeds 90,000 Double Rubs

• CLEANING WS: Spot clean with water-based cleaning agent, mild solvent or foam. Follow cleaner instructions carefully. Avoid products with carbon tetra- chloride or other toxic agents. Professional cleaning is recommended.

• FLAME RESISTANCE Passes California Technical Bulletin #117, Section E; BIFMA;NFPA 260 May comply with California Technical Bulletin 133    when combined with appropriate components.