Collection: Carpet & Upholstery Cleaners

Steam cleaning is a popular method for cleaning synthetic and plush carpets, as it gets deep into the fibers to remove dirt, allergens, and stains. However, it takes longer to dry and may not be safe for delicate natural fibers like jute, coir, or seagrass. Dry cleaning is less water-intensive and doesn't require special cleaning powders or compounds. Bonnet cleaning and absorbent pad cleaning are common for low-pile or loop carpets in businesses, but only clean the top layer. Encapsulation is another method that traps dirt in a solution and vacuums it up. The best carpet cleaning method depends on the carpet's type, dirtiness, and the need for quick or deep cleaning.

Expert upholstery cleaners use industry-grade solutions and advanced equipment to remove stubborn stains and odours from fabric fibers, such as red wine, coffee, pet accidents, and food spills. They use powerful yet safe products to remove dirt, allergens, and unpleasant odors embedded in the fabric. Professional cleaning also improves air quality by eliminating dust mites, mold, and bacteria. This thorough, long-lasting cleaning enhances the appearance and longevity of your furniture.

The frequency of professional cleaning for upholstery and carpets depends on factors like traffic, pet number, and allergies. Most homes should have their cleanings every six to twelve months to remove dirt, allergens, and bacteria. For areas with high foot traffic, families with children or pets, and those with allergies, cleanings should be more frequent, every three to six months. Regular cleaning not only improves air quality but also prolongs the life of the furniture.

Steam cleaning and dry cleaning are two methods for cleaning carpets. Steam cleaning uses high-pressure hot water and steam to remove dirt, allergens, and tough stains, making it ideal for synthetic and plush carpets. However, it takes longer to dry due to water usage. Dry cleaning, on the other hand, uses minimal water and special chemical solutions to break down dirt, making it faster to dry in one to two hours. However, dry cleaning only cleans the surface and may not be as effective for deep stains or dirty areas.