upholstery cleaning

If you are among the lucky ones that have a Togo sofa, you already know how comfortable and versatile this piece is! It instantly elevates the space’s appearance giving it modern chic vibes. However, many people hesitate to get one because they are afraid it’s the kind of furniture that’s quite difficult to clean and maintain. Well, that can’t be further from the truth! Read More »

Does your sofa look a bit tired? If so, it might be tempting to get a new one. However, getting a new sofa is a significant investment that requires a lot of research and patience. Even if you choose it quickly, you may have to wait weeks to have it delivered, only to find out that it doesn’t fit your place the way you imagined. So, why not try to upgrade the sofa you already have? After all, you liked it when you bought it, and it has served you well so far, right? If the frame isn’t broken, you can improve the look and condition of your furniture with a few simple tricks. Our fabric care specialists share how to revamp your old sofa and enjoy it for many more years. Read More »

When buying new furniture, you should know the upholstery fabric’s durability, cleanability, and resistance to soil and fading. We have put together a guide to different fibres used for soft furniture so that you can find the perfect fabric for your needs and land with an easier sofa cleaning routine. Read More »

When choosing a new sofa, many people are tempted by the piece’s appearance and, unsurprisingly, they often regret their purchase later. Knowing more about the fabrics and materials is essential to be happy with the sofa you’re buying. We have decided to share with you what do the abbreviations on furniture labels mean. That will help you avoid ending up with a sofa that is a nightmare to clean and maintain. But, before jumping to reading about the fabric abbreviations, there are three important questions you must ask yourself when getting an upholstered piece for your home or office. Read More »

Before we begin, we would like to underline a few important points regarding sofa stain removal. The first and foremost rule when it comes to spillages – don’t panic. You don’t want to start grabbing vinegar, baking soda and whatnot to concoct some DIY recipe you read online. This is the biggest mistake people make. Do not go touching it, rubbing it, or trying to wipe it up either. You could end up rubbing it further into the fabric and causing permanent damage. Rather, take your time to read our guide on stain removal to calmly and adequately evaluate the situation and the best approach to take.

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Our home interior is the reflection of our inner self. Velvet fabric is an indulgence not many people dare to take on. But, if the opportunity presents itself, getting a velvet sofa is going to change your living space forever. If you have decided to make the lavish decision of adding a piece of luxury furniture to your home, you are going to need to know how to care for a velvet sofa the right way.

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Our upholstered furniture is one of the greater pride and joys in our life. On this hard path through our existence, there are few achievements that are actually long-lasting. Although it might sound silly, decorating and designing an interior is one of the most soul-nurturing things we can do. However, fabric-covered furniture has a large range of enemies that line up to try and ruin its beautiful appearance. One of those staining foes is blood. Blood can be hard to get out of upholstered furniture, especially if it has dried out. That is why our London stain removal experts have put this guide together to explain how to clean blood stains from upholstery.

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When your favourite item of furniture or expensive carpet suffers from a sudden spill that immediately produces a stain, your first reaction is often to attempt to remove the stain yourself. With supermarkets offering such a wide range of products with names that promise to banish all manner of stains, it’s no surprise that consumers reach for a bottle off the shelf. Many people don’t know, however, that according to a recent report, in 90% of cases in which a customer attempts to remove a stain themselves it ends in an insurance claim and a write-off. The truth is that stain removal is actually a matter of chemistry and, as a result, there is no single product that can tackle all stains on any carpet fibre!

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Buying leather furniture is often about having a thing of beauty in your living room or workplace. Leather sofas are considered to be comfortable and hardwearing too. There’s another big factor in the leather vs fabric debate. Recent research shows that 95% of people who buy leather furniture expect it to last longer than fabric. Also, the popular perception is that leather is easier to clean and maintain.

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As much as we love our four-legged friends, most of us hate removing the endless supply of pet hair stuck on the carpets and furniture. However, this is part of the deal – if you want to enjoy unconditional love and companionship, you have to accept that your furry friend sheds, and it is your responsibility to clean after them. Our cleaners often face the same problem when on the job, so we’ve gathered a list of tricks to remove pet hair from the furniture and carpets over the years. So, if you want to get fur-free furnishings and a clean home, this article is just for you!

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