Our chosen professional will assess the type of stain and apply one of the specialist detergents to clean your upholstery, carpets, curtains etc. The team is always equipped with the suitable detergents and carry a range of products designed to get out the stains. Whether it is wine, nail polish, coffee or greasy food from last nights take away, we will deal with it. Please do take note that some stains are irreversible and we will make you aware of this prior to work commencement.
Hot Water Extraction
The soiled stains will typically be preconditioned and covered in an alkaline agent, followed by stimulation with a brush and left to work its magic. This is the most effective and professional method that our team is likely to use.
Although no actual steam is involved in this process, our professional machines will heat the water to anywhere between 50 – 120 degrees Celsius. The hot water and cleaning solution will remove any dirt or stains when coming in contact with your fabric leaving around 5% moisture which will quickly dry out on its own post treatment.
The agent will then be worked over several times to remove the alkaline solution and be treated with an acetic acid to lower and balance out the PH. Finally, the surface is dried and deodorised.
Dry Solvent Cleaning
This method does not require any water. The products used will attack the dirt on a microscopic level without damaging the fabric. The issue with using this method has a small risk of leaving some solvent behind which if left on its own can attract dirt. Our professionals, up on completion of solvent treatment, use a very powerful vacuum cleaner to prevent solvent from being left behind and attracting dirt.
Dry Foam Cleaning
This method enables our professionals to treat water sensitive materials, needle felt as well as other fabric types whose fibber prevent water extraction. It is a simple process when carried out by our professionals.
Dry cleaning foam is applied on the soiled surface and immediately vacuumed.
This process is not completely “Dry” as the dry foam consists of a small amount of water mixed with air.
Leather Treatment
With regular maintenance it is relatively simple to keep your leather upholstery clean.
1. Removing Debry
Firstly, the team will go over the leather using a specialist vacuum cleaner to remove any chunks of debris.
Secondly, all dust particles will be gone over using a soft duster
2. Routine Cleaning
A solution is used to go over the leather on a regular basis, our professionals can use an eco friendly solution out of vinegar and distilled water. The water is distilled as regular water can contain other chemicals which may be harmful to the leather.
The solution is then applied using a damp cloth.
The leather is then scrubbed and dried using a clean rag whilst being particularly attentive to the sections
3. Treating Stains
When dealing with stains, it is best to remove them as soon as possible.
We use professional detergents which are carefully applied to the soiled leather.
Using cotton, we then remove any detergents from the material. This process can be repeated several times.
The leather is then dried using a clean cloth as if sofa is left damp, this will damage the leather.
4. Conditioning the Leather
Our specialists have a selection of products which they can use to bring the sparkle back to your leather. It is important to let the product soak in to the leather before buffing.
