Do you have one or more fabric sofas stained by a drink, urine, etc., and/or the fabric of your sofa smells bad? There are solutions!
The techniques for cleaning a fabric sofa are not much different from those for cleaning car seats and carpets, which we tell you about in our section dedicated to cleaning and maintaining fabric here.
On the other hand, there is a difference between the cleaning carried out by a professional who will use specialized products, professional equipment (injector/extractor, steam cleaner, etc.) and cleaning by an individual who is poorly equipped and without techniques.
Why should you quickly clean your fabric sofa?
As with clothing, a mattress, car seats, the fibers of the fabric absorb liquids and other materials in contact, can be dyed and the longer you wait, the more difficult you will have to eliminate these color changes that the are called spots.
In addition, spilled drinks, tea, oil, sticky chewing gum, baby urine, cat urine, etc. can leave traces or even odors on your sofa.
To bring back the original color, eliminate odors, etc., you need to go through a professional washing of the fabric of your sofa, armchair, chair, carpet, etc. It is thanks to the use of good machines that you will recover the original superb of your furniture.
Restaurants, businesses, individuals and others call on fabric cleaning professionals for their mattresses, sofas, armchairs, chairs, carpets and other furniture. Professional cleaners are therefore mobile in these cases and come to your home, on site.
Cleaning fabric furniture
The fabric cleaning and restoration methods that we and other professionals use are truly effective in bringing any upholstered furniture or rug back to its original condition!
These cleaning methods allow stains to be removed, without ever discoloring the fabric (chemical modification of the color of the material). They are not harmful to health and help eliminate bacteria.
Couch cleaning takes time, elbow grease, good pro machines, and great products.
To clean the fabric, there are generally two methods that can complement each other:
Cleaning by injection extraction: with the use of an injector/extractor
Steam cleaning: using a professional steam cleaner
