Looking After Your Reformers
A simple guide to looking after your FOLD reformer
To keep your reformer in tip-top condition, regular maintenance is key. A little care goes a long way for a smooth experience that lasts years for your clients and instructors.
Check fixtures and fittings
Check for loose screws and fittings monthly and give them a tighten if needed. It’s quite normal for them to come loose, but if you notice a screw being more loose than normal, thread lock solution will keep it in place.
Our Recommended Thread Lock
Polish the wood
Once a month, use a beeswax polish to maintain the natural finish of the wood. Apply a small amount on a polishing cloth and work into the wood for protection and a little freshen up.
Our Recommended Beeswax
Clean the upholstery
Spray a natural diluted soap onto a cloth and wipe your beds daily. It’s not only hygienic but will keep your studio looking tidy. Bleaches, oils and alcohol-based cleaners can damage your upholstery and void your warranty.
Oil your springs
Apply a small amount of WD-40 to a cloth and wipe along the length of each spring every week. This stops wear and keeps your springs moving smoothly and quietly.
5 Quick Tips
Want your at home Reformer to stay smooth, strong, and studio-fresh for years to come? Here's how to show it some love, nothing complicated, just a few easy habits that go a long way.