General Info:
Stain Elimination Stains on upholstered furniture are often notoriously difficult to get rid of using consumer products alone. However, we can remove many types of stains from your furniture by using specialist methods that are suitable for the fabric. We understand that spills are inevitable, and we can also help to protect your upholstery in the future by applying specialized products and tips for regular maintenance to keep your furniture looking its best. Sanitization and Deodorization Upholstered furniture, just like carpets, is particularly susceptible to collecting dirt and allergens that can turn your home into an unhealthy environment. A poorly maintained couch, for example, can become a breeding ground for bacteria, dust mites and other organisms that cause unpleasant odors and allergic reactions. If you have pets in your home, the problem is even greater. Fortunately, we are able to effectively sanitize and deodorize your furniture through the use of special materials and professional cleaning products. Protecting Your Furniture Regular vacuuming and taking immediate attention to any spills is important for maintaining upholstered furniture, but there will come the time when it needs professional attention to restore it and extend its lifespan. Fortunately, having your furniture professionally cleaned and restored is vastly cheaper than replacing it or having it reupholstered, and it will give it a new lease of life. We recommend using Teflon® Fabric Protector from DuPont™, a product that provides advanced care for upholstered furniture, carpets and other such materials. It helps to protect these surfaces from stains and spills by repelling moisture, soil and other detritus that can otherwise cause permanent damage. Regular Maintenance Protecting your furniture requires regular cleaning and maintenance as well, and this usually involves frequent vacuuming. For best results, always use a crevice attachment on the vacuum cleaner to get into the harder-to-reach places where the buildup of dust, dirt and pet hair is often far more prolific. For any non-upholstered areas of the furniture, use a dust-brush attachment to avoid scratching the surfaces. We recommend that you give your couch and other upholstered furniture a thorough vacuuming on a weekly basis since this will help to keep it looking good while extending its lifespan and maintaining a cleaner, healthier home.