Upholstery is the fabric and padding that covers your furniture—sofas, love seats, arm chairs, ottomans, stools, and more are all covered with upholstery fabric. Thus, upholstery cleaning as you might guess is the process of cleaning the fabric that upholsters your furniture. But the process is more difficult than it might sound at first. For one thing, upholstery is often made up of relatively delicate natural fabrics like cotton. For another, most furniture doesn’t let you just remove the upholstery to run it through the washing machine. Upholstery cleaning requires special equipment and know-how.

We at Indoor Air Q offer Upholstery Cleaning Services that is best and cost effective. First, upholstery is inspected to make note of any tears or other damage. Then, the fabric is vacuumed, conditioned, rinsed, and vacuum dried. Another method is with hot-water extraction, also known as “steam cleaning.” Again, this all arises with specific equipment—don’t try a DIY job with a shampoo bottle and a regular vacuum cleaner. You’ll be sorry you did.

The benefits of upholstery cleaning are similar to those of routine carpet cleaning and other routine chores like air duct cleaning: improved indoor air quality, removal of allergens, dust, dirt, grime, and more. In a nutshell, keeping things clean is the precise and healthy thing to do. Our Professional Upholstery cleaner offers you the best service at airqatlanta.com.

How Often Should You Have Your Upholstery Cleaned?

You should probably have the upholstery in your main living areas cleaned at least twice per year if you have kids or pets and if you work outside. If not, once a year or every 18 months should do it. On the other hand, here’s a simple thing to do if you’re past due for a cleaning: Take a clean white cloth, moisten it with a little tap water, and rub it vigorously along your sofa or chair’s arms and back. If you can see dirt coming off of the upholstery with the rag, it’s time for a clean.

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