Removing mold and damp smell from a sofa
The faster you react, the better the chance of saving the sofa. We clean the surface of the fabric and usually remove the odor too, but we cannot remove mold that has penetrated into the fabric
Read moreCommon stains and odors on upholstered furniture, and what can realistically be done in each case.
The faster you react, the better the chance of saving the sofa. We clean the surface of the fabric and usually remove the odor too, but we cannot remove mold that has penetrated into the fabric
Read moreA coffee stain is one of the most common stains on sofas and armchairs, and it reaches us very often. Gently blot away the excess liquid right away with paper and do not use
Read morePet hair and odor are among the most common problems people contact us about. To remove hair, we use a special tool and
Read moreA makeup stain (foundation, lipstick, mascara, nail polish) is at the same difficulty level as a felt-tip or marker stain. It is best to leave the stain untouched and order
Read moreAn oil stain comes off a sofa well if you react quickly. Do not try to do anything yourself, call us right away.
Read moreSoy sauce, ketchup and other food stains are common on sofas, and we can generally get rid of them well. Gently blot away the excess liquid with paper and do not use household
Read moreDust and dirt build up in a sofa with use. Hot-water extraction cleaning helps get it out of the textile, but the complete removal of dust mites
Read moreUrine stains and odor are among the most common inquiries we get. Call us right away, because urine soaks quickly deep into the sofa frame, and the longer it stays there
Read moreThe longer a stain stays on the sofa, the harder it is to remove completely. This applies to almost any stain, whether it is food, odor or something else. Most
Read moreA wine stain usually comes out if you react quickly. Especially with a light-colored sofa, you should act right away: gently blot away the excess liquid and order
Read moreWith felt-tip and marker stains, the most important thing is not to do anything yourself. Do not dab or rub; household products cannot remove it, and a wrong move may instead make the stain
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