Protect Your Sofa

Sofa cleaning is not just about grabbing that all-purpose soap and scrubbing away at the stains. Lots of factors come into play, and mistakes can be costly. There have been plenty of horror stories coming from DIY sofa cleaning activities, ranging from simply low quality results, to furniture that got so ruined that it had to be replaced. There are different risks involved with the DIY sofa cleaning route including:

• Relying on homemade cleaning solutions

The products that are effective in scrubbing out the stains from the countertops, floors and other hard surfaces are not directly suitable for sofa cleaning. The different types of material, be it leather or fabric sofa, each have their unique cleaning requirements. Using products with the wrong chemical composition can damage the upholstery. The material can get discoloured, fraying may occur, the fibres weaken, or there can be outright corrosion, permanently damaging the sofa. There are also those DIY solutions that will remove the dyes and protective treatments that had been applied onto the furnishing. For the sofa cleaning to be effective, the proper products that are compatible with the particular type of set need to be used. It’s an intricate balance, where the formulation should be safe for the upholstery, while still being tough enough to remove the stubborn stains and dirt spots. You don’t need to jump through hoops and put your elegant furniture on the line. Get it worked on safely by hiring professional sofa cleaning services.

• Renting low quality machines

In a bid to cut on costs and rent out more sofa cleaning units, compromises have been made. The machinery that’s available from the rental stores has smaller component parts, in order to make them lighter and easily portable. The pumps, motors and other components thus have their constituent capacities reduced, which means that you will be operating at a lower efficiency. This may simply cause the sofa cleaning to take ages, as you sweat through hours of backbreaking chores. A common complaint amongst those carrying out the DIY sofa cleaning is that the rented machines were not powerful enough to get the job done right. Speaking of which, when residue is left within the material, it increases the rate of resoiling, meaning that you will be forced to redo the task much sooner than had been anticipated. When it comes to factors such as extraction, the sofa itself is on the line. Without adequate suction power to remove the moisture from the upholstery, it can remain wet for too long. This inconveniences you, since you will not be able to use the sofa for a longer time. What’s more, it increases the chances of mould growth, bringing additional health risk especially due to the spores and mycotoxins that are produced.

Bring In The Sofa Cleaning Specialists

We’re here to give your sofa a thorough wash. Our personnel arrive at your premises at the scheduled time, fully equipped for the task. Industrial-grade sofa cleaning machinery is used, that gets to the grime that is buried deep within the material, scrubbing away the grease and soiling that has built up over the months or years since it was last cleaned. Tough acting products are used, from pre-treatment formulations, to stain removers and grease emulsifiers. The sofa cleaning chemicals that are selected for the task are those which are appropriate for your particular type of upholstery. That way, the gunk can be got rid of without damaging the underlying material. As such, you won’t have to worry about issues such as colour bleeding or corrosion of the fibres. Our personnel are highly skilled, and have additionally been providing the services to homes and business premises alike for years. They will identify the appropriate methods that will deliver superior results within the shortest time frame, in order to also minimise the disruption to your day-to-day life. The products that are used are also eco-friendly. There won’t be a risk posed to the kids and pets on the premises, or toxic fumes being released into the interior space. The sofa cleaning crew additionally put in place safety precautions to protect the set, your property, and the rest of the persons on it throughout the course of the operations, to prevent any unfortunate incidences from occurring.

Sofas come in various shapes and designs. There are those who have chesterfield sofas, where the back and arms are level and tufted, with the arms also being rolled outwards in order to give more comfort to the person seated on it- and upholstery materials here range from leather to the soft velvet; Lawson sofas that are some of the most popular designs today, which boast of comfort and simplicity, with the boxed shape, a back that’s higher than the arms, plus the tailored look and cosy cushions that allow one to enjoy a nap on it. Our sofa cleaning handles the different kinds of sets. Be it an English roll arm sofa with its tight back cushioning and the loose seat cushions- and where the arms are rolled, thus the name;  mid-century modern sofas that bring a retro feel to the interior space and are a favourite for homeowners who want to set a mid-century modern decor; plus the adorable loveseats that can fit even on the smaller apartments, and are known for the intimacy they provide to the two people who can comfortably sit on them; or others with tuxedo sofas that have a formal look and feel, with the back and arms being of the same height, plus the clean geometric shape and sleek edges; and even those with daybed sofas that are like a hybrid of a chaise and a sofa, allowing you to use the unit as a seat by day and bed by night- ideal for homes with limited space- the sofa cleaning services are available across the scope. Perhaps you have a meridienne sofa that can be categorised under the broader range of chaise lounges, but this one particularly comes with an arched back on one side. In fact, the meridienne sofa is also commonly referred to as the “fainting couch”. Whichever kind of set you have on your premises, our sofa cleaning crew will be up to the task.

Protect Your Sofa