Tips to Keeping Upholstered Furniture Looking New

Tips to Keeping Upholstered Furniture Looking New

Let’s face it. Upholstered furniture doesn’t come cheap. Because of that, it’s quite understandable why you want your pieces to last longer. So, to help you out, SOS Upholstery has put together a couple of hacks that you can try:

  • Gather your materials.

    What should you use to get the job done? Nothing too expensive at all. Gather around these items:

    • A vacuum
    • A couple of white cloths
    • A can of compressed air
    • A gentle and clear dishwashing soap
    • A horsehair upholstery brush
    • A small bucket

    However, if you notice that there’s a stain that needs to be removed, pause. Consult from providers of upholstery services in Oceanside, California to avoid damaging your furniture.

  • Prep your vacuum.

    Put on the upholstery attachment to begin. After that, you can move to vacuum the surface from left to right before overlapping the strokes. (In case you’re worried that the vacuum might suck up some coins, cover the nozzle with old pantyhose.) Then, you can blast dirt from the small crevices with the can of compressed air.

  • Do your spot removal.

    Providers of furniture upholstery in California can also help you when tackling stains. Yet, if you’re confident with your skills, check the internet for stain removal tips. A fair warning though, steer clear from using cleaners that contain silicone. They can damage upholstery made from vinyl and leather.

  • Work your brush.

    Add 1/2 teaspoon of the dish soap into a small bucket of warm water. Next, dip the upholstery brush in the suds and sweep the surface gently. Do it as though you’re frosting a cake. Wipe the spot dry before moving to the next section.

Well, how did the results turn out? Doing a bit of maintenance work every now and then helps. Each little effort you put in extends the lifespan of your furniture for a longer time.

However, if you find that maintenance work is out of your expertise, call us. We work on furniture, medical, restaurant, and antique upholstery in San Diego County.

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