- por Luggex
Consejos de cuidado del producto Luggex
- por Luggex
Your Luggex is designed to travel boldly with you — from weekend getaways to global adventures. With the right care, your bag will stay looking fresh and performing at its best for years to come.
Everyday Care
- Wipe down after trips: Use a soft cloth with mild soap and water to remove dirt and dust.
- Avoid harsh chemicals: Skip bleach, alcohol wipes, or abrasive cleaners that can damage finishes.
- Dry completely: After cleaning, let your bag air-dry fully before storing.
Wheels & Handles
- Smooth ride: Check wheels periodically and clear away lint or debris.
- Handle check: Extend and retract handles occasionally when not in use to prevent stiffness.
- Lubricate if needed: A drop of silicone spray can keep wheels rolling smoothly
Fabric & Hard Shells
- For fabric finishes: Spot clean with gentle soap and water. Use a fabric protector spray if you want extra resistance against stains.
- For hard shell: Polish with a microfiber cloth. Small scuffs can often be buffed out with a non-abrasive sponge.
Zipper & Compartments
- Keep zippers flowing: Occasionally run a lubricant along teeth for smooth use.
- Don’t overload: Overstuffing puts strain on zippers and seams. Use expandable compartments strategically.
Storage Beteween Trips
- Cool & dry place: Store luggage upright in a closet or under the bed.
- Inside protection: Place silica gel packs inside to prevent moisture build-up.
- Stack wisely: If stacking bags, place lighter bags on top to avoid pressure dents.
Repairs & Warranty
- Minor fixes: Many small scratches or loose threads can be handled at home with simple tools.
- For bigger repairs: Contact our Luggex support team for guidance.
- Warranty coverage: Every Luggex bag is backed by our Luggex Warranty
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