Upholstery cleaning Process
1. Pre-inspection:
A pre-inspection of the upholstery is conducted to identify any specific concerns, such as stains, wear, or delicate fabrics. This helps tailor the cleaning process to the unique needs of the furniture.
2. Pre-vacuuming (if required):
Loose dirt and debris are removed from the upholstery using a vacuum. This initial step helps eliminate surface dust and debris, allowing the cleaning process to be more effective.
3. Pre-treatment of Stains(if required):
Stains and spots on the upholstery are pre-treated with specialized cleaning solutions. The cleaning professionals identify the type of stains and use appropriate products to break down and lift them.
4. Application of Cleaning Solution:
A specially formulated upholstery cleaning solution is applied to the furniture using the truck-mounted machine. This solution is designed to emulsify dirt, oils, and other contaminants embedded in the upholstery fabric.
5. Agitation:
6. Hot Water Extraction (Steam Cleaning):
Depending on the fabric type and level of soiling, an agitation step may be introduced. Agitation helps distribute the cleaning solution evenly and ensures thorough cleaning of the upholstery fibers.
6. Hot Water Extraction (Steam Cleaning):
6. Hot Water Extraction (Steam Cleaning):
The truck-mounted machine uses hot water extraction to rinse and extract the cleaning solution along with dirt and contaminants from the upholstery. This process involves spraying hot water onto the upholstery and simultaneously vacuuming it back into the machine, leaving the furniture clean and refreshed.
6. Drying:
6. Drying:
6. Drying:
Upholstery can retain moisture, so proper drying is essential to prevent mold or mildew growth. The powerful suction of the truck-mounted machine helps extract a significant amount of moisture, and additional drying methods may be employed to expedite the process.