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<p>[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9790708, member: 10944"]I would just take a damp cloth and rub a small inconspicuous spot to get to surface dirt off. Then do you baking soda or other test in that spot. You can also rub that spot vigorously with your thumb to get it hot and see if it gives off the telltale formaldehyde smell. I don’t think doing it on a small spot at base would be an issue.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="J Dagger, post: 9790708, member: 10944"]I would just take a damp cloth and rub a small inconspicuous spot to get to surface dirt off. Then do you baking soda or other test in that spot. You can also rub that spot vigorously with your thumb to get it hot and see if it gives off the telltale formaldehyde smell. I don’t think doing it on a small spot at base would be an issue.[/QUOTE]
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