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Upholstery Cleaning Dallas

Upholstery Cleaning Dallas offers state of the art, highly effective upholstery cleaning services that has already helped upholstery owners save thousands of dollars. Their cleaning technicians have logged in countless service hours, cleaning a wide range of upholstery fabric types. In most cases, they are able to use Eco-Friendly, non-polluting upholstery cleaning methods, however, there are some situations which may require the use of special chemical treatments.

Upholstery Steam Cleaning

The upholstery cleaning method that Upholstery Cleaning Dallas uses most types of upholstery fabrics is steam cleaning. This method, which is also called the extraction method, uses pressurized jets of hot steam to loosen embedded dirt from upholstery fabric fibers. All moisture and debris are extracted from the fabric with powerful suction action. This method has been found, time and time again, to be highly effective in removing stains and smells, along with the dirt. It is also one of the most Eco-Friendly methods, as no toxic chemicals or harsh detergents are required.

How can Coffee be removed from upholstery? By combining dish detergent with vinegar and water without smudging.

Truck Mount Equipment - Dallas Upholstery Cleaning

Dallas Upholstery Cleaning uses truck mounted equipment, which means that the all the heavy machinery stays outside. More importantly, these truck mounted units are extremely powerful, ensuring the most efficient extraction process possible. Inefficient extraction could leave the fabric wet, retarding the drying process. The longer the fabric remains wet, the more opportunity there is for mold to develop. Getting rid of mold is a much more difficult process.

All in all, Upholstery Cleaning Dallas agrees with most major upholstery cleaners in the U.S. - steam cleaning is the best, most efficient all around cleaning method. There are, however, instances when other methods may be required.

Upholstery Cleaning Methods

• Dry cleaning is an alternative to steam cleaning. Despite its name, the dry cleaning method is not necessarily moisture free. Indeed, upholstery dry cleaning requires the application of specific chemicals - each chemical has its own protocol. When using the dry cleaning method, Upholstery Cleaning Dallas cleaning technicians use a special tool that applies pressure and warmth on the fabric once the dry cleaning solution has been applied.
• Another 'dry' form of upholstery cleaning is the dry foam technique. In this technique, foam is created by using a dry foam product or by agitating a mixture of water and soap. The foam is then rubbed onto the upholstery fabric with a nylon bristle brush (by hand or with the aid of a machine). Dry foam is often considered when the piece being cleaned is made of a particularly delicate fabric, but it can also be coupled with the extraction method and used on regular upholstery fabrics, as well.
• A third alternative to steam cleaning is upholstery shampooing. The general idea is similar to that of dry foam or dry cleaning, for that matter. A commercial upholstery shampoo is applied to the fabric, rubbed in using a brush, and then removed. This is a rather old fashioned method, and is not recommended, as the potential for getting the fabric too wet (either with the cleaning product or in an attempt to remove the product). Some consumer grade upholstery shampoos are applied, allowed to dry, and then brushed or vacuumed off. These products have been shown to be problematic and should be avoided.

For cleaning leather upholstery, Upholstery Cleaning Dallas uses its own, secret formula leather cleaner to remove dirt and recondition the leather.

Call Upholstery Cleaning Dallas today at (817) 886-9948 for a free quote. Don't forget to ask how you can maximize the life of your upholstered furniture by setting up a proper cleaning protocol, that includes scheduled deep cleaning sessions.

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Dallas TX, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Garland, Irving, Grand Prairie, Mesquite, Carrollton, Richardson, Denton, Lewisville and more.