
Our Upholstery Cleaning Process
Step 1: Vaccum
Your furniture has an abundance of particles and food crumbs hiding inside. Before doing any cleaning yourself, it's important to vacuum any larger particles and get them out of the way quickly. Other things like pollen and dirt will need cleaning supplies and elbow grease.
Step 2: Know Your Fabric
Cleaning tips always depend on the type of fabric that's on your upholstery furniture. Cleaning agents can damage certain fabrics if you're not careful.
We at Jones Carpet Care find out the exact type of fabric is on your furniture before using chemicals. For the best results, contact a professional.
Step 3: Extract and Clean
If any stains on the furniture stick out, attack those first. Keep in mind that rough scrubbing is like taking sandpaper to your fabrics. Some upholstery may require extraction while others may require specialized cleaning solutions to restore the fibers back and remove dirt and grime.
Your furniture has an abundance of particles and food crumbs hiding inside. Before doing any cleaning yourself, it's important to vacuum any larger particles and get them out of the way quickly. Other things like pollen and dirt will need cleaning supplies and elbow grease.
Step 2: Know Your Fabric
Cleaning tips always depend on the type of fabric that's on your upholstery furniture. Cleaning agents can damage certain fabrics if you're not careful.
We at Jones Carpet Care find out the exact type of fabric is on your furniture before using chemicals. For the best results, contact a professional.
Step 3: Extract and Clean
If any stains on the furniture stick out, attack those first. Keep in mind that rough scrubbing is like taking sandpaper to your fabrics. Some upholstery may require extraction while others may require specialized cleaning solutions to restore the fibers back and remove dirt and grime.