Upholstery Cleaning
The number one recommended method for carpet cleaning and upholstery cleaning is the hot water extraction method that Carpet Masters uses!
Your upholstered furniture collects dust, odors, food crumbs, soil from clothing and skin oils. Like your carpets, Carpet Masters will effectively clean your upholstery to make it last longer and look better.
We are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration, so you know your upholstery is in good hands. Carpet Masters uses only the best soap free products, your upholstery will be cleaned without damaging, changing the appearance or affecting the comfort and feel.
In between cleanings are important as well, keep these tips in mind to make sure your upholstery looks its best:
We are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration, so you know your upholstery is in good hands. Carpet Masters uses only the best soap free products, your upholstery will be cleaned without damaging, changing the appearance or affecting the comfort and feel.
In between cleanings are important as well, keep these tips in mind to make sure your upholstery looks its best:
- Sun is nice, but not for your upholstery:
Direct sunlight leads to fading upholstery, keep this in mind when planning the layout of your rooms.
- Suck it up:
Cleaning upholstery with your vacuum will help keep dust, dirt and other particles from build up and damage.
- Other avoidances:
Try and keep any dyes, paints, nail polishes off your upholstery. This includes dark colored blankets or sheets, and newspapers that have ink printed on them.
- Regular Upholstery Cleaning:
You can help keep your upholstery clean by the above tips, but most importantly you still need to have a regular upholstery cleaning. Carpet Masters will provide you will an excellent cleaning service to remove any soil or harmful materials on your upholstery.
"Chris Muetterties, Carpet Masters owner, has always been great to work with as well as easy to get a hold of."-Mike Kristoff | Greenhorn Creek
Liquids Spilled: Blot up as much as possible with an absorbent cloth. Always remember to blot, don't rub! Rubbing can cause wearing of the fibers, and you may be able to see a difference where the spot was.
