Want to take care of your upholstery?
Don’t let stains ruin your furniture! Here are some super lounge and upholstery cleaning tips for you to try.
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Get the vacuum cleaner out
Vacuum the upholstery from left to right using overlapping strokes. Start at the top of the piece all the way to the bottom. Remember to set the suction to low if you’re working with delicate fabrics like linen and silk. Use compressed air to blast the dirt from the button nooks and tufting.
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Hit the right spots
There are many stain removal products available that you can try depending on the fabric and stain.
Make sure you pick the appropriate one for your piece. Sprinkle a little of the product then gently run over the fabric with dry cloth. Vacuum after cleaning.
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Soap and suds can do the trick
Pour around ½ teaspoon clear dish soap in a small bucket then run it through warm water to create suds. Dip an upholstery brush to it then swap over the fabric in small sections. Make sure to do it with light touches.
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Steam clean your way
Some stains just need a little bit of steam to come off. Carefully expose the fabric to steam then wipe off gently with cloth. Understand which fabrics can be exposed to steam and which cannot.
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Trust a professional upholstery cleaner
Sometimes you need to let the pros handle the job and avoid unnecessary damage. They have the right tools and equipment to clean your furniture properly.
A professional upholstery cleaner has the tools and expertise to take care of your furniture without damaging it.
If you love your furniture, have timeless pieces you want to protect forever, then having them professionally cleaned is the best and safest way.
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