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How our upholstery cleaning services in St Albans work

Your fabrics will be treated using one of the following effective cleaning techniques - hot water extraction or dry cleaning. How do we decide which method to use? It depends on the specific material you’d like us to clean.

Hot Water Extraction

Suitable for cleaning robust fabrics, this method involves the application of a mixture of hot water and detergent. The process begins with the pre-treatment of any visible dirt or marks - stubborn stains will be handled with industry-grade solutions. Following this, our sofa cleaners in St Albans will use a special machine to inject the aforementioned water-detergent mix deep into your upholstery. The liquid mixture will then be extracted along with any dirt and bacteria that was within your material.

Your furniture will not be completely dry once the service is complete. But by opening a nearby window and increasing the ventilation in the room, you can greatly reduce the time it’ll take for your upholstery to dry out.

Dry Cleaning

We’ll use this technique if you have delicate fabrics such as silk or velvet. Our dry cleaning solvent has been designed to be gentle enough not to cause damage, but strong enough to eliminate dirt and grime. The technician will apply the solution using an effective machine. It’ll remove any ingrained dirt, and once the process is complete, you won’t need to wait for your material to dry as there is no water involved.

Leather Cleaning

Prior to your leather sofa cleaning service in St Albans, we’ll ask you for the colour of your fabric, so we can bring an appropriate conditioner. Once we’re on-site, a test will be carried out on a small, normally unseen area, such as under a cushion, to confirm the effectiveness of the solution. After this, a foam leather cleaner will be used to absorb any dirt. Then, your leather will be hand brushed and wiped down with a cotton cloth. Finally, a layer of leather rejuvenation spray will be applied. This will act as ongoing protection. The drying time ranges between one and two hours.