Icon Kingston Beanbag - Blue

The Kingston Beanbag cover is not designed to be removed for machine washing. We recommend spot cleaning only to maintain the corduroy fabric's integrity and appearance.

No, the Icon Kingston Beanbag is designed for indoor use only. Exposure to outdoor elements like rain, prolonged sunlight, or humidity can damage the corduroy fabric and filling.

While there isn't a strict weight limit specified by the manufacturer, beanbags are generally designed to comfortably support individuals up to approximately 250-300 lbs for optimal comfort and longevity. Exceeding this may cause faster compression of the filling.

Your beanbag features a double-zipped closure for security. Carefully open both zippers to access the inner liner. You can then pour additional lightweight beanbag filling into the liner. Be cautious to avoid spillage and reseal both zippers securely when finished.

To prevent fading, keep your beanbag away from direct sunlight for extended periods. While high-quality dyes are used, continuous exposure to UV rays can cause some color degradation over a long time.

Double-stitched seams provide enhanced durability, significantly reducing the risk of tears or seam splitting. This is crucial for a product that experiences regular pressure and movement like a beanbag, ensuring it remains robust over time.

Regularly fluff the beanbag by lifting and shaking it to redistribute the lightweight filling. If significant compression occurs over time, consider purchasing additional beanbag filling to replenish.

Act quickly to spot clean. Gently dab the stain with a clean cloth dampened with mild soap and water. Avoid rubbing vigorously, as this can spread the stain or damage the fabric texture. Always test cleaning solutions on an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure the fabric is not caught in the zipper teeth. Gently try to move the zipper in small increments. If it remains stuck, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like graphite from a pencil or a specialized lubricant) to the teeth, being careful not to stain the fabric.

New products can sometimes have a faint manufacturing smell. Allow the beanbag to air out in a well-ventilated room for a few days. You can also sprinkle baking soda on the affected area, let it sit for a few hours, then gently vacuum it off (if appropriate for the fabric, test first).