Can you clean my couch at home?
Yes. We bring the equipment to you and clean the couch where it is. Please clear the area around it before we arrive.
How long does a couch take to dry?
Usually a few hours, depending on the fabric, the weather and airflow. Opening windows or running a fan helps.
What do the codes on my couch label mean?
W means water-based cleaning is fine, S means solvent only, W/S means either, and X means vacuum only. If there's no label, we test a hidden spot first.
Will my couch shrink or water-mark?
Not when the method suits the fabric. That's why we check the label and test a hidden spot before we start.
Can you get rid of pet hair and smells?
Pet hair is vacuumed off before the clean, and everyday smells usually improve a lot. Urine that has soaked into the padding may not go completely. We'll tell you what to expect.
Do you clean leather couches?
Leather needs different products from fabric. Tell us about your couch when you ask for a quote and we'll let you know if we can help.
Can you clean office chairs?
Yes. Fabric office and meeting room chairs can be cleaned at your workplace, often outside business hours.
How much does couch cleaning cost in Melbourne?
We price the whole job, not per hour. A small or medium couch, like a two or three-seater, is usually $100–$180, and larger couches like modulars start from $180, including GST. Your exact price depends on the fabric and how much stain treatment is needed. We confirm it before any work starts, and the quote is free.
Is it worth getting a sofa professionally cleaned?
Usually, yes. It lifts the body oils and grime that make arms and headrests look dark, and it's gentler on the fabric than scrubbing at home. If a couch is worn or damaged, we'll tell you honestly whether cleaning will help.
What is the best way to clean a fabric couch at home?
Vacuum it first and check the care label. If it says W, blot small marks with a little water and a mild detergent, testing a hidden spot first. Don't soak the fabric or rub hard.