Ceiling Cloud Felt needs gentle care: regular dusting and simple spot cleaning keep it looking its best in both homes and busy spaces.
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Ceiling Cloud Felt collects dust over time, especially in busy interiors or where air conditioning moves particles around the room. To keep your ceiling felt clean, use a soft brush or a microfibre duster once every few weeks. If your clouds are within reach, you can also use a vacuum cleaner with a soft upholstery head. Always brush or vacuum gently to avoid denting the felt.
Pay special attention to the top surfaces, which tend to gather dust first. If your felt clouds are installed high or above work zones, plan a safe ladder routine or ask your facilities team for help when cleaning.
If something marks your Ceiling Cloud Felt, act quickly. Blot fresh spills with a clean, dry cloth, never rub, as that can push the stain deeper. For stubborn spots, use cool water and a small amount of mild wool wash (for merino blend) or upholstery shampoo (for PET acoustic felt). Test your solution on a hidden edge first.
After spot cleaning, blot gently with a dry towel and let the felt dry naturally in the air. Never use hot water, and never tumble dry. Avoid direct heat from lamps or heaters, as this can damage the surface.
Highveld homes and offices face dry, dusty winters: regular brushing is key during these months to keep the clouds looking fresh. Near windows or in sunlit rooms, rotate or swap panels if possible, as dyed felt may fade over time in strong UV. Install blinds or UV film to slow fading.
Along the coast, damp air and closed rooms after holidays can invite mould and mustiness in any textile. Ventilate well, especially after rain. If you ever need to store Ceiling Cloud Felt panels, never seal them in plastic and always make sure they are completely clean and dry. In regions where moths are a concern, regular vacuuming keeps larvae away, moths usually appear where felt is dirty or undisturbed.
Most day-to-day care is simple, but some situations are best left to a specialist. Our installation and care lead, Pieter Nel, is ready to help with anything out of the ordinary.
Contact us through our contact form if you notice any of the following or have questions about large or fixed installations.
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