Armchairs, dining seats, cushioned benches and studio stools in Springs homes cleaned on site after a fabric code check and color test.
Furniture in a Springs house is often a mix of old and new. A reading chair from a yard sale, dining chairs that have been in the family for years, a cushioned bench by the door, maybe a stool in a studio that has seen its share of paint and coffee.
We clean these pieces where they are. Before starting, we identify the fabric and test it for colorfastness. Pillows and loose cushions are always included, and a pre-vacuum takes off the crumbs and dust first.
Older fabrics need a careful read. Some vintage upholstery is sturdy and cleans up well; some is fragile and should only be touched lightly. We tell you which before we start.
Dining chairs get the usual mix of food, wine and kids' fingerprints. Each seat is treated on its own.
Armchairs and recliners darken on the arms and headrests. Those areas get attention first so the piece dries evenly.
Damp, shady houses can leave upholstery smelling musty. Cleaning and deodorizing help, especially for furniture in rooms that stay closed between visits.
Pet hair is loosened and removed before cleaning so it does not mat down into the fabric.
If a fabric is not safe to wet, we switch to a dry method. Leather is cleaned and conditioned as a separate service.
A bench cushion by the back door takes wet towels and sandy shorts all summer. It is worth adding to the visit.
Most pieces are dry within a few hours. Since nothing toxic is used, the cat can curl up in the armchair again by afternoon.
Artists' studios bring their own challenges: paint flecks, clay dust, turpentine smells on a well-used chair. We look at each mark and tell you honestly what can come out.
If a chair is a family piece or a find you love, we take our time with it. Rushing is how fabrics get damaged.
Outdoor cushions brought in from the deck often carry mildew spots. Many respond well to cleaning, and we will test them first before deciding on the method.
One simple habit helps between visits: blot a spill right away instead of rubbing it. Acting in the first minute saves most fabrics.
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Couches are covered under sofa cleaning in Springs, and beds under mattress cleaning. Our Springs page lists the rest, and East Hampton upholstery cleaning serves the village nearby. Get a free Springs 11937 upholstery price at 1-800-589-4364.
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