UPHOLSTERY CLEANING

Excessive moisture can cause the growth of mold and mildew. The surface might seem dry but the padding underneath can retain water for days afterwards.

More isn’t always better. Just because you have a big deep stain doesn’t mean you need more detergent. In fact, using more detergent will often create an even bigger problem by leaving residue that attracts more dirt.

Yes, it looks great on the commercial and even seems to work for awhile but those nasty stains seem to re-appear in just a few days. It’s not your imagination! Most popular stain removals only penetrate the surface but fail to reach the source of the problem.

Using a product imporoperly or in a way it is not intended to be used can cause damage.  Make sure you carefully read and follow instructions specific to the product or equipment you plan to use.

The best way to avoid ugly stains is to use an upholstery sealant that repels liquids and prevents spills from soaking into the padding. Once your furniture is completely clean ask about having it treated.

Don’t allow dust to sink into the fibers of your furniture; instead, use an upholstery attachment to regularly vacuum your furniture to remove dust, allergens, mites and other pollutants.

It is recommended that you allow the proper drying time. You can open windows, use fans and heaters to help speed up the drying time. If you use dry cleaning products, you need to let them air out for some hours or overnight. Open windows to allow ventilation and avoid inhaling fumes.