Upholstery Cleaning
Upholstery cleaning helps remove contaminants like oils, dead skin cells, and dust from chairs, sofas, and office partitions. Because these items come in a wide variety of textures and fabrics, an untrained cleaner might have difficulty determining the correct cleaning method. If the wrong method is used, it can cause color bleeding, discoloration, or shrinkage.
upholstery cleaning services are:
Non-toxic
Safe for all kinds of fabrics
Able to remove spots and stains
Able to decrease the effects of wear and extend the life of your upholstery
Capable of eliminating persistent odors
All your upholstery will be cleaned on-site and will be ready for use the following day. We can work with your schedule and budget to create an upholstery cleaning plan that fits your needs.
Here’s what you can expect when you schedule your upholstery cleaning service
Step 1: technician will inspect your upholstery and decide which cleaning method suits your needs the best.
Step 2: All spots and stains will be pre-treated with the proper cleaning products to help speed up the release of soil.
Step 3: use our portable or truck-mounted equipment to rinse-extract the upholstery, a process which uses a pH-balancing rinse to help remove all residue left by the cleaning solution.
Step 4: If there are any spots remaining, we attempt to remove them using other means.
Upholstery cleaning instructions
There are a few things you’ll need to do to make your upholstery cleaning experience a positive one:
Prior to your upholstery cleaning, please remove items such as reading material or office partition décor from the upholstery.
Drying time after an upholstery cleaning varies depending on the cleaning method used, and could be up to 6 hours. Please plan accordingly.
Reasons Why Upholstery Cleaning Is A Must
Cleaning your upholstery may seem like just another thing you need to add to your “to-do” list. It tends to be something that we’ll get to once we get the more “important” things done. In reality, upholstery cleaning should actually be higher on our lists.
Think about it this way–how much time do you spend sitting in your favorite chair or your favorite part of the couch watching your favorite TV show? And how often are you eating there? How often do you spill–either knowingly or unknowingly?
Appearance
The first reason you need to clean your upholstery is for the appearance. Let’s take a flashback to the first time you laid eyes on your current chair orcouch (The chair or couch that could use a good cleaning).
Health
Appearance isn’t the only reason that upholstery cleaning is important. Your overall health is affected depending on the cleanliness of your upholstery. People tend to clean the spaces in their homes where they can see the filth or where they know that germs are living. For example, they clean the toilet because it is a breeding ground for germs.
Comfort
Comfort is key on most of your furniture pieces. You don’t binge watch a whole series on an uncomfy couch! The comfort level of your furniture has a strong correlation with how clean it is. Stains sit on the fabric and affect thefiber qualityof the furniture.
How To Spot Clean Old or Set-In Upholstery Stains
By this point I’m reasonably certain that the majority of responsible furniture owners are aware that spills and stains on upholstery should be cleaned immediately, with all due haste. It’s the right thing to do, and stands the best chance of successful stain removal. But, let’s consider for a moment the times when it’s just not possible to immediately handle a stain.
A quick search of the internet might lead you to believe that no one in the history of the world has failed to blot and treat a spill in a timely manner. That you and your upholstery are utterly doomed because your stains have set-in and nothing — at least nothing short of inventing a time machine, crashing the lively spaghetti and red wine party that marred the vintage set of dining chairs you just scored at the flea market, and cleaning those spills when they occur — will be of any use in removing the stains.
In unfortunate true stories from my life, a few years ago (unbeknownst to me) a mover cut himself and bled on all of my living room furniture while loading it into storage for three months (I know) and I only discovered the well-set-in stains upon moving into my new apartment. I was blown away — there were blood smears on everything.
I really wish this person had spoken up and taken advantage of the ample first aid kit I tote with me during moves, but he didn’t. So, in addition to being worried about the mover and what his work situation must be like if he’s afraid to mention being wounded on the job, I had a lot of set-in stains to deal with. Really, a lot.
Vacuum
Upholstery should be vacuumed frequently to keep the fabric in good shape and prevent dust and crumbs from settling into the body of the furniture. In the case of an old stain, it’s surprising how much a simple vacuuming can help the fade the stain. It should always be the first step in dealing with this kind of damage, you don’t really know what you’re dealing with, or how bad the stain truly is until all of the loose particles have been sucked away by the vacuum.
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
Carpet Cleaning
Upholstery Cleaning and carpet cleaning: When you live a busy life, it is hard to find the time to clean the carpets. You can rely on us to take care of your cleaning needs, so that you can focus on the things that are important to you. carpet cleaning in Winston Salem, Greensboro, High Point and surrounding areas
Carpet Repair
Repairing carpet is always the best way to have your carpet lasting longer, Even if you can’t afford to get new carpets. If you have a hole or even carpet seam falling apart we can help, even if your carpet needs stretching.
Upholstery Cleaning
Steam Cleaning your Furniture is the best way to prolong the life of it, Just like cleaning your carpet are anything that’s dirty. Cleaning will get most stains, odors, dust mites and dead skin away. Also not to mention saving you money over time
MATTRESS CLEANING
Service you can Trust Cleaning your Mattress is the best way to prolong the life of it. Cleaning will get most stains, odors, dust mites and dead skin. Also not to mention saving you money over time.
Homemade Upholstery Cleaner
Do you know how to make homemade upholstery cleaner? Which cleaners are safe for your upholstery? How to get out tough pet stains? These are subjects that we knew little about, so, until recently, we purchased commercial products and hoped for the best.
However, we have been trying to avoid chemical cleaners that may have harmful ingredients, especially in my home where my kids spend so much time. We want to know that the cleaners we use are safe for my family and pets, but we also want to know that they will do the job.
One thing that we hesitated about was a homemade upholstery cleaner, mainly because we didn’t always understand the cleaning instructions for each piece and we didn’t want to risk ruining an expensive piece of furniture. So, we have done quite a bit of research and testing, and we are ready to share what we have learned.
How to Clean Upholstery – Precautions and Washing Codes
Before you apply any cleaner to your furniture, understand the manufacturer’s recommendations for the materials used. Many of us purchase a recommended brand of commercial cleaning product because we know that will be a safe choice. However, all you need is to understand which cleaners are safe for your furniture, then choose the best upholstery fabric cleaner recipe.
Before you start to clean upholstery, do a spot test. Choose an inconspicuous spot on your furniture. This could be on the underside of the furniture, or maybe in the hem or on the back of the upholstered furniture. You want a spot that is rarely seen, just in case your cleaner fails the spot test and causes a stain.