Upholstered furniture can be tricky to clean. You have to reach deep into corners and crevices to clear soot and dust, and you should ensure you are using only materials that are safe for the fabric. For your regular upholstery cleaning, remember to do the following:
Vacuum. Move furniture away from the wall, and vacuum all areas with overlapping strokes. Remove cushions and pillows and vacuum underneath, along corners, and other hidden places. Before replacing the furniture against the wall, make sure to have wiped off the accumulated filth on the covered wall surface and floor area.
Wipe and clean. First, research about the type of fabric to determine which cleaning agents are safe to use: water-based cleansers, water-free solvents, or none at all. Apply the cleaning agent on cloth and thoroughly sweep it through surfaces.
Spot clean. Exercise caution in removing stains. Depending on the type of stain, apply the appropriate chemical compound on cloth and blot the spot. Do not scrub or brush. Removing stains on your own is risky because improper methods can only worsen the damage. It is often better to call professional service. Even better, you can insure your furniture against stains so the specialist companies can take care of the damage.
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