1. Vacuuming

• Regular vacuuming removes dust, dirt, pet hair, and allergens trapped in the fabric.
• Use upholstery attachments with a soft brush to avoid damaging the material.

2. Stain Removal and Spot Treatment

• Spot Cleaning: Immediate treatment of spills using upholstery-safe cleaning agents.
• Avoid harsh chemicals that can discolor or damage the material.
• For fabric upholstery, a mild detergent mixed with water often works effectively.
• Leather requires specialized cleaners and conditioners for spot treatment.

3. Deep Cleaning

• For embedded dirt and stubborn stains, deep cleaning methods include:
  • Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction): A machine injects steam or hot water mixed with cleaning solutions into the fabric, then extracts the moisture along with dirt and grime.
  • Shampooing: Foamy detergents lift dirt, which is then vacuumed away after drying.
  • Dry Cleaning: A solvent-based method ideal for delicate fabrics that cannot tolerate water.

4. Leather Care

• Cleaning: Use specialized leather cleaners to remove dirt and oils without damaging the leather surface.
• Conditioning: Leather conditioners are applied to replenish natural oils, keeping leather soft and preventing cracks.
• Protection: Leather protectants create a barrier against spills and UV damage.

5. Deodorizing

• Odors from food, pets, or mildew can be neutralized using safe upholstery deodorizing agents.
• Baking soda or enzyme-based cleaners can help eliminate stubborn smells.

6. Protection

• Fabric protection sprays (e.g., Scotchgard) repel liquids and stains, making it easier to clean spills.
• Leather protectants guard against moisture, scratches, and UV rays.