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Identify the cloth and its approved maintenance method, prepare clean suitable tools and stop at damage or stubborn marks instead of treating the playing surface like household upholstery.
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Give refreshments a deliberate place away from the pool table, protect walking and cue routes and make a simple pause routine so players do not balance cups or snacks on the rails.