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Upholstery cleaning - how it works
- Welcome your upholstery cleaner
On the day of your service, we will arrive at your doorstep at the scheduled time. We will take extra care to protect your home by donning protective overshoes before entering.
- Examining the situation
We will thoroughly inspect your pieces of furniture and precisely target any tough stains with the appropriate pre-treatment products. Using a pH test to determine the best approach, we will apply a specialised pre-treatment detergent to break down the stain before cleaning. And with our commitment to safety, we always test the products on a discreet, hard-to-see area to avoid discolouration or negative side effects.
- Time to clean your upholstery
After thoroughly pre-treating any stains, we will use a state-of-the-art Hot Water Extraction machine to deep-clean your soft furnishings. Unlike ordinary steam cleaning, Hot Water Extraction uses high-pressure water to penetrate deep into the fibres. HWE is recognised as one of the most effective deep-cleaning methods in the industry, removing dirt and grime in a superior fashion. Trust us to know what's best for your furniture.
- Couch cleaning explained in detail
After some time passes and the pre-treatment breaks down the stains, we will prepare our Hot Water Extraction machine. We will start the process, slowly going over your upholstered furniture until the job is done.
The Hot Water Extraction machine will further dislodge stains by bombarding them with a stream of detergent and hot water through the cleaning wand. At the same time, the suction piece will take in all the excess water plus whatever dirt falls off. During this entire process, over 95% of the water will go back in the machine. That way, your furniture will be left perfectly clean and just a bit damp, ready to dry in just a few hours. Approximate drying time: 30 minutes to 1 hour
*While we can tackle most household stains, some cannot be cleaned due to permanent damage to the fabric, such as stains from chemicals, paint, and acids.
On the day of your service, we will arrive at your doorstep at the scheduled time. We will take extra care to protect your home by donning protective overshoes before entering.
- Examining the situation
We will thoroughly inspect your pieces of furniture and precisely target any tough stains with the appropriate pre-treatment products. Using a pH test to determine the best approach, we will apply a specialised pre-treatment detergent to break down the stain before cleaning. And with our commitment to safety, we always test the products on a discreet, hard-to-see area to avoid discolouration or negative side effects.
- Time to clean your upholstery
After thoroughly pre-treating any stains, we will use a state-of-the-art Hot Water Extraction machine to deep-clean your soft furnishings. Unlike ordinary steam cleaning, Hot Water Extraction uses high-pressure water to penetrate deep into the fibres. HWE is recognised as one of the most effective deep-cleaning methods in the industry, removing dirt and grime in a superior fashion. Trust us to know what's best for your furniture.
- Couch cleaning explained in detail
After some time passes and the pre-treatment breaks down the stains, we will prepare our Hot Water Extraction machine. We will start the process, slowly going over your upholstered furniture until the job is done.
The Hot Water Extraction machine will further dislodge stains by bombarding them with a stream of detergent and hot water through the cleaning wand. At the same time, the suction piece will take in all the excess water plus whatever dirt falls off. During this entire process, over 95% of the water will go back in the machine. That way, your furniture will be left perfectly clean and just a bit damp, ready to dry in just a few hours. Approximate drying time: 30 minutes to 1 hour
*While we can tackle most household stains, some cannot be cleaned due to permanent damage to the fabric, such as stains from chemicals, paint, and acids.