Thursday 25 August 2011

Cleaning Furniture – Advanced Methods

Having a clean floor and windows does not fit well with dirty furniture, right? Perhaps the first impression of the visitor is the furniture, so its good maintenance is a key factor for the wanted result – furniture, fitting perfectly in a spotless home. Here is how to achieve this easily.


First, pile together all the materials you need to avoid the time consuming search in the middle of the process. The items you must have are the following: liquid laundry detergent, dish detergent, bucket, clean cloths, plastic scraper, electric mixer.

Here is the first thing to do after you get all the items required - remove all of the cushions from the couch and use a hand-held dusting broom to loosen as much dirt up as possible. Next, vacuum all of the debris up with your vacuum’s brush attachment. Vacuum every surface nook and cranny, even the bottom of the couch or chair. Vacuum both sides of the cushions that were removed and once finished, return them to their place on the furniture.

Now is the moment of key importance for efficient house cleaning – how to make the furniture look like new. Start with mixing together one quarter cup of liquid laundry detergent and a cup of warm water. If you only have powder laundry detergent, then you can use liquid dish detergent. Use an electric mixer to thoroughly mix the solution until you have thick, whipped cream-like peaks. Find an inconspicuous spot on the furniture to test for the solution for colour fastness before proceeding. You should use cloth to apply the suds directly to the fabric on the furniture. Rub it in and you should start seeing dirt lifting up in the suds. Use a plastic scraper to scrape the dirty suds away. After that, rinse the area with a clean damp cloth and move on to the next area of the furniture. Finally, allow the furniture to sit overnight to fully dry.

London cleaning professionals use the most advanced and environment friendly methods of furniture cleaning.

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