Looking after your bed

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.

Female holding the hinges of a folding reformer bed to fold it up

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 that’s more loose than normal, thread lock solution will keep it in place. Find some here.

Close up of FOLD Reformer logo on wooden frame of FOLD Reformer bed

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. We recommend this.

Leg on beige footbar of FOLD Reformer bed

Clean the upholstery

Spray a natural diluted soap (like this) 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.

Hand changing spring of beige FOLD Reformer bed

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.