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03.05.2024 - 14:18 / growingfamily.co.uk / Catherine
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Maintaining the pristine condition of fabric sofas and chairs is an ongoing challenge for homeowners. In a busy home, accidental spills and the occasional stain are pretty much inevitable. The key to preserving the looks and longevity of your upholstered furniture lies not in preventing every accident, but in mastering the art of stain removal.
This guide to dealing with stains on fabric sofas and chairs will help you keep your soft furnishings looking great, and could even extend their lifespan.
Before embarking on any stain removal, it’s crucial to familiarise yourself with your furniture’s fabric cleaning code.
This code is typically found on the care label, and is your key to selecting the right cleaning solution without causing damage. There are four primary codes to look out for:
Identifying and adhering to these codes ensures the correct treatment for your upholstered items, preventing potential damage from inappropriate cleaning methods. For stains that prove challenging or for items marked with an ‘X,’ considering a professional sofa cleaning service London might be the best course of action to ensure your furniture receives the care it deserves without risking damage.
When a spill occurs on your fabric sofa or chair, it’s important to act quickly.
The first step is to blot the stain gently with a clean, absorbent cloth or paper towel, absorbing as much of the spill as possible. It’s critical to avoid rubbing the stain, as this can work the spill deeper into the fabric fibres, making it more challenging to remove. By blotting, you’re not only preventing the stain from setting, but also minimising the risk of spreading the spill further.
This initial response can significantly enhance the
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