Allegro Bay Owner's Manual - Tiffin Motorhomes

INTERIOR FEATURESFor truly tough spots or stains, use a well-squeezed damp mop with laminate floor cleaner—simply squirt andmop the affected surface. Tough stains like shoe polish, tar, and asphalt driveway sealer can be removed withnail polish remover (the active ingredient is acetone); then wipe the treated area with a damp cloth.Heavy traffic areas will benefit from the use of mats or throw rugs used near the entrances (inside and outside)to catch the dirt before it’s tracked into the motor home.For protection against denting the floor (e.g., legs of fold-away chairs), one may wish to use floor protectorsunder such legs, as warranted.CeilingThe ceiling (Figure 10-3) in the Allegro Bay motor home is coveredwith a padded-vinyl headliner which can be easily cleaned with a damp,soft cloth and a mild detergent. Take care to clean around any ventareas to prevent any buildup of dirt, grease, or other accumulations.Figure 10-3. Typical CeilingWindow TreatmentsThroughout the Allegro Bay, the window treatments consist of pleated day/night window shades which havetwo sections (Figure 10-4). When closing the shade, the first section to become visible is the “day” sectionwhich is translucent and permits outside, ambient lighting to come into the closed, one encounters the “night”section which places a heavier, more opaque material over the windowto block out even more light from the outside.Figure 10-4. Night (top) / Day (bottom)ShadeOn some windows, miniblindsmay be installed. Instructions for the proper use and cleaningof any mini-blinds will be found in the Owner’s Information Packagefurnished with the Allegro Bay.The “night” setting (Figure 10-5) is generally used in the evening orwhen a greater degree of privacy is sought. All of the curtains installedin the Allegro Bay are to bedry-cleaned only; no waterbasedcleaning agents arerecommended as they maycause undue shrinking orfading of the fabric.Figure 10-5. Night Portion of Shade10-3