Deep Clean, Indigenous Pride

The first step in our upholstery cleaning process is to vacuum the upholstery thoroughly. Vacuuming helps to remove loose dirt, dust, and debris from the surface of the upholstery. This initial step is essential because it prevents dirt and debris from being ground into the fabric during the cleaning process, ensuring a more effective and thorough cleaning.

After vacuuming, we use a lint brush to remove any hair, lint, or other items that may be stuck to the upholstery fabric. This step is especially important for removing stubborn debris that may not have been completely removed by the vacuum. It ensures that the upholstery surface is as clean as possible before proceeding to the next steps.

To address major stains and lift embedded dirt, we apply a specialized upholstery treatment to the fabric. This treatment is designed to break down and loosen stains and dirt, making them easier to remove during the cleaning process. We allow the treatment to sit on the upholstery for 15 minutes to ensure sufficient time to work its magic.

Once the upholstery treatment has had time to work, we proceed to shampoo the upholstery using a commercial-grade cleaner. The cleaner is specifically formulated to effectively clean upholstery fabrics without causing damage. We use appropriate techniques to agitate and lift dirt and stains from the fabric, leaving it refreshed and revitalized.

To prevent future stains and preserve the cleanliness of the upholstery, we apply a protector. This protector forms a protective barrier on the upholstery fabric, making it more resistant to spills and stains. It also helps to extend the lifespan of the clean upholstery, keeping it looking fresh for a longer period.

In addition to the fabric, we also pay attention to other chair parts, such as plastics, metals, or leather components. We use the appropriate cleaners for these materials to ensure they are thoroughly cleaned and refreshed.