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UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
Upholstery cleaning helps restore the look and feel of the furniture you use every day. Sofas, chairs, and sectionals collect body oils, dust, pet hair, and spills over time, which can dull fabrics and create lingering odors. We clean upholstery by treating stains, loosening embedded soil, and carefully rinsing the fabric so it isn’t left overly wet. The result is fresher, cleaner furniture that is more pleasant to sit on and more welcoming to anyone who visits your home.

CARING FOR YOUR UPHOLSTERY
Furniture manufactures recommend regular, routine maintenance for your upholstered furniture. This includes routine procedures such as vacuuming, prompt attention to sports and spills and the polishing of finished surfaces. Cleaning helps to keep your upholstery more attractive and prevents premature wear.
Upholstered furniture is more susceptible to soiling on arms and seat cushions, as well as the upper inside back, headrests, pillows and skirt areas. Using arm covers and rotating seat cushions frequently prolongs fabric life and appearance. Vacuuming and, depending on fabric durability and construction, brushing upholstery routinely is recommended to remove dust and particulate soil. Most spots and spills can be removed easily if the excess is scooped up or blotted and treated immediately with plain water or neutral spotters. If ignored, these spots may bond to fibers, possibly causing permanent stains. Immediate spot cleaning is essential. Extreme caution must be observed when spotting leather or “dry clean only” fabrics.
Periodic professional cleaning of your upholstered furniture is recommended. The frequency of cleaning will depend on the furniture’s location, use and exposure to soiling. The greater the level of soiling, the less the likelihood of restoring the upholstery’s original color, appearance and texture. Thorough, professional cleaning should be performed by experienced, trained technicians before soiling causes permanent damage to fibers, dyes or fabric texture
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UPHOLSTERY CARE FAQ...
How often should I have my upholstery professionally cleaned?
For most households, every 12–18 months is a reasonable baseline. Homes with pets should aim for every 6–12 months, and families with young children may need annual or twice-yearly cleaning due to spills and heavier use.
How long does upholstery take to dry after cleaning?
Most furniture is dry within 4–8 hours using professional low-moisture methods, though it can take up to 24 hours depending on fabric type, humidity, and how much water was used in the cleaning process.
Is professional upholstery cleaning safe for all fabric types?
Most fabrics can be safely cleaned, but the method varies — delicate materials like silk or certain synthetics may require dry cleaning solvents instead of water-based extraction. A reputable cleaner will check fabric codes (W, S, WS, X) before choosing a method.
Can upholstery cleaning remove pet odors and stains?
Yes — pet accidents leave behind uric acid residue that regular cleaning often can't fully remove; a proper treatment uses enzyme-based decontamination to break down the odor at the source rather than just masking it.
Can upholstery cleaning help with allergies?
Yes — upholstered furniture is a major reservoir for dust mites, pet dander, and mold spores, so regular professional cleaning can meaningfully reduce allergens for household members with allergies or asthma.
What's the difference between spot cleaning and full upholstery cleaning?
Spot cleaning only treats visible stains on the surface, while full professional cleaning removes embedded dirt, oils, allergens, and odors throughout the fabric and cushioning that regular vacuuming or spot treatment can't reach.
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503-363-3337
1165 Madison St NE
Salem, Oregon 97301
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