Can You Steam Clean a Couch?
It doesn't take much to know, first and foremost, that buying a new couch in New York City isn't easy or inexpensive. To find something you want and something you can afford, you have to check out several furniture stores. Do you know how you're going to get it to your apartment or house, even if you can find something that is both good to look at and affordable?
It will save you hundreds of dollars and a lot of anxiety if you opt for steam couch cleaning professionals. Cleaning your couch with steam often kills most germs and bacteria that can make your couch smell bad and/or make you sick. Steam cleaning sofa facilities will remove pet hair, dander, dust, and allergens for years while adding other treatments to keep the sofa cleaner and healthier than it has been in a long time. Your old couch will look fresh again, but you have spent years cultivating your favorite couch cushion and area on your couch with the same butt-conforming comfort spot. To keep something old, familiar, and comfortable is worth the price, but to renovate it to something more presentable to visitors.
With the exception of the equipment and detergents used, it is pretty much the same technique for steam cleaning your carpets. You also employ the same experts who clean the steam carpet to clean your sofa with steam.
Take a look at the steps below to get an idea of how this mechanism operates on couches:
Removable pillows are removed from the sofa. This includes some non-attached back cushions.
To remove as much loose debris and dust as possible, the couch is vacuumed thoroughly.
Stain pre-treatment liquids are added to stains that are truly visible.
As the pre-treatment stain absorbs into the stains on the real sofa, focus moves to the cushions being vacuumed and washed.
Cleaning the back and front of each cushion. There is also cleaning of the visible edges of seat cushions.
In the steam cleaning unit, which can be either truck-mounted or a pull-behind, a special upholstery cleaner is used depending on what floor you live on in your NYC home.
They pull the cleaner and dirty water from the cushions and allow them to dry.
On the arms, back, sides and other upholstered areas of the couch, the cleaning crew shifts its attention back to the couch itself and uses the same cleansers and equipment.
If you so wish, the pros will apply the couch and cushions with a Teflon or Scotch coating. This stops the sinking of liquids and food stains into the upholstery and keeps the couch cleaner longer.
You must allow the cushions and the couch to dry separately, but within an hour, they are typically dry. Place the cushions back on the couch when it is all dry to the touch.