Straps made of different materials require different cleaning and maintenance.
For soft rubber straps
Wipe the wristband/strap with a soft cloth and clean the dirt from the crevices or rinse with clean water and wipe dry. Avoid using any organic solution. For stubborn stains, use a soft-bristled toothbrush to scrub the strap.
Tips
Please keep the band/watch and skin clean and dry when wearing it daily, and clean sweat stains promptly after exercising.
For metal/ceramic straps
Wipe with a soft dust-free cloth dampened in a small amount of water. Use a fine brush and detergent to clean the hard-to-reach areas.
It's recommended to clean the straps twice a month. Avoid storing them with hard or sharp objects. After exposure to seawater, wash the strap with clean water and dry it before using it to prevent corrosion.
For leather straps
After the wristband/strap gets dirty or wet, it should be wiped clean with a soft cotton cloth, placed in a ventilated and cool area to dry, and then coated with a layer of leather protectant. For light-coloured straps stained with oil, a soft brush dipped in water can be used for gentle cleaning.
Tips
Avoid exposing the wristband/strap to direct sunlight, and keep it away from flammable materials, acids, and alkaline substances during daily use.
Do not use heating equipment like microwave ovens or hair dryers to dry the wristband/strap. Avoid contact with rough or sharp objects, overloaded pressure, long-term bending, tight curling, and refrain from punching holes.
To prevent light-coloured straps from being dyed, try to avoid direct contact with dark clothes. In autumn and winter, wipe the wristband/strap with a soft cloth and then apply a layer of Vaseline baby oil for maintenance, repeating this process once a week.