3-Easy-Ways-to-Maintain-The-Beauty-And-Cleanliness-Of-Your-Theater-Fabrics
                     3 Easy Ways to Maintain The Beauty And Cleanliness Of Your Theater Fabrics
Theater  fabrics and curtains are an investment. They are not just another piece of cloth that you buy for
your home or your office. When you decide to invest in theater curtains, you choose to take care of them
for as long as possible because they are going to you have a direct impact on all your performances. Your
actors and your set designers are going to depend on them for the aura that they are able to create in
front of your audience. 
Caring for your stage curtains is essential and it can be done in the following ways without any problem
at all:
Getting Rid Of Dust:
It is important to clean your theater fabrics regularly if you want to keep them in a pristine condition. You
can always make sure that they are ready for show time. Make use of a static broom or probably a small-
sized and lightweight vacuum cleaner to remove any dust and lint from your theater curtains. It is usually
advised not to use any harsh detergents and similar cleaning solutions to remove any dust and spots from
them.
Say Goodbye To Spots And Stains:
You can always begin by using warm water and a mild detergent to get rid of those noticeable and
stubborn stains. For grease stains, it is always recommended that you apply a decent amount of detergent
and let it sit for a while before you start scrubbing the surface of the fabric. Make sure that you do not use
too much water and instead just wipe away the remaining residue. This is going to prolong the life of your
theatre fabrics significantly. Dry cleaning is also a very practical option that you should go for instead of
traditional wet washing of spots and stains.
Finally, Take Precautions Against Debris Due To Rigging And Hardware:  
It is absolutely essential that you inspect your theater curtains and fabrics regularly for any rigging and
hardware damage. Whenever you are using your theater curtains on set,  you are running the risk of
damaging them due to excessive stretching and hooking them up on different locations. Make sure that
you  are  not  causing  them  long  term  or  permanent  damage  by  manhandling  them  or  using  them
carelessly.