The comment on WD-40 is hilarious!!! Never use a petroleum distillate of any kind other than perc or dry cleaning fluid on any fabric or carpet. On top of stripping the protective coating on fabrics it will wreak havoc on the foam padding beneath it. Not to mention you will now have to remove the wd-40 from the padding and the fabric unless you like dirty spots on your furniture. it is oil. Oil is something to get out not put in. If you have an oil based stain use a natural citrus solvent these can be purchased at any Walmart or discount store. Goof off has one and similar products. Make sure you dilute it to the lowest point you can to clean the stain but not damage the fiber. Full strength is too strong. Apply it only to the surface with a cloth and use a soft brush to remove the stain. Rinse thoroughly multiple times until no residue is left. A great spotter for furniture is a mild ammonia solution. Works on body oils, grease and general soiling. Remember to, on light color fabrics the lower the ph the better. In other words don’t use soap that is too strong. If you have to use strong soaps on light colors then use a vinegar solution to neutralize the higher ph of the soaps. As with soap rinse it well although not much care is needed when removing the vinegar solution as a neutralizer. Using the items in your kitchen cabinet can be a money saving thing. When your furniture is soiled heavily though there is a reason they say call a professional. Oh and by the way if you use hair spray to get out ink just remember to get the hairspray out to. It can be a pain to get out as well if you really get it out. Dry cleaning fluids with paint and ink removers in them work so much better but the general public doesn’t have access to those chemicals as a premix so we will leave that to a professional as well.

Dried them inside out on the clothes line. Once the inside was dry, turned them right-side out to dry.

I did not see the tags. Otherwise, I would have called the store who sold it to me.