Upholstery cleaning refers to the process of cleaning the fabric and cushions that cover furniture such as sofas, chairs, and mattresses. This process can involve a variety of techniques and equipment, depending on the type of upholstery and the level of cleaning required.

Upholstery cleaning typically starts with a thorough inspection of the furniture to determine the appropriate cleaning method and any areas of particular concern, such as stains or damage. The fabric may then be vacuumed to remove surface dirt and debris.

Next, a cleaning solution may be applied to the fabric using a specialized cleaning machine or by hand. The solution is typically designed to loosen and dissolve dirt and stains without damaging the upholstery fibers. The solution may be left on the fabric for a period of time to allow it to work, or it may be immediately rinsed away.

After the cleaning solution has been applied and rinsed away, the fabric may be treated with a protective coating or conditioner to help prevent future stains and damage. Finally, the upholstery may be dried using fans or other equipment, and any necessary repairs or touch-ups may be made.

It is important to note that different types of upholstery may require different cleaning methods and equipment. For example, delicate fabrics such as silk or wool may require special care and handling, while leather upholstery may require a different set of cleaning products and techniques. It is often recommended to hire a professional upholstery cleaner with experience and expertise in handling different types of upholstery.