Is your furniture beginning to show signs of wear and tear? When you go into your house, do you catch whiffs of smells that aren't pleasant coming from your living room? Is there any spotting, staining, or discoloration on the upholstery? If you give PowerPro Carpet Cleaning of NJ a call, you will find yourself wondering, "Are these people an upholstery cleaning business, or are they miracle workers?" They are the go-to specialists in the neighborhood for cleaning carpets and upholstered furniture, washing leather and microfiber furniture, cleaning the upholstery in cars, and cleaning a wide variety of other upholstered items. 

One of the home furnishing items that is utilized the most yet gets the least attention is the upholstery. Consider the implications. We all require a place to sit, whether it be a cushion, a cushioned chair, a cushioned recliner, a cushioned sofa, or a cushioned love seat. In addition, we lose hair and skin cells when we sit for long periods of time. It is inevitable that crumbs, drips, and other stuff will find their way to the surface of the upholstery since we transfer oils from our bodies to the upholstery, and if we eat or drink while using the furniture, then it is far more likely that these things will be transferred. All of these common pollutants will, given enough time and if they are allowed to accumulate unchecked, eventually leave their imprint on your upholstery. Cleaning upholstered furniture, on the other hand, is one of those tasks that never seems to be at the top of anyone's "to do" list.