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We check the fabric type and test a hidden spot before any cleaning starts.
Enough water to lift dirt and allergens, not so much the piece takes days to dry or risks shrinking.
Pet hair oils, food marks and general soiling get treated individually where a generic spray falls short.
Velvet and other directional-pile fabrics are cleaned with the nap, not against it, to avoid crushing or watermarking.
Pet smell and general staleness treated at the source, not just perfumed over.
Airflow managed so the piece is back in use as quickly as the fabric safely allows.
Hospital grade bacteria and virus sanitisation.
We focus on sustainability, eco-friendly alternatives and utilise biodegradable solutions and low allergen options.
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We check the fabric type and test colourfastness on a hidden area first.
Stains and heavily soiled areas get individual attention before the main clean.
Low-moisture hot water extraction lifts embedded dirt without over-wetting the fabric.
Nap and pile are groomed back into place on fabrics like velvet where direction matters.
Airflow speeds drying so the piece is safely back in use.
Not with the low-moisture method we use. Shrinkage is usually a risk of over-wetting delicate or natural fibres, which is exactly why we test the fabric and control moisture carefully.
Yes, though it takes a different technique to a standard sofa. Cleaning and grooming with the nap, not against it, is what keeps velvet looking even afterwards.
Always. A hidden spot is tested first on every fabric piece, since some dyes and blends react differently to moisture and cleaning agents.
In most cases, yes. These build up on armrests and headrests especially, and they need targeted treatment rather than a single all-purpose clean.
It depends on the piece, the fabric type and how soiled it is, so we quote after finding out what you’re working with.