Caring for your furniture is crucial as it extends the life of the pieces, keeps them looking great, and ensures they remain comfortable and functional.

While minor spills can often be handled at home, for significant stains or delicate fabrics, it’s wise to consult a professional upholstery cleaner to avoid damaging the fabric.

Yes, fabric protectors can be a great investment to prolong the life of your upholstery. They help repel stains and prevent dirt and spills from penetrating the fabric, making cleanup easier. However, always test the fabric protector on a small, inconspicuous area of the furniture first to ensure it does not alter the fabric’s color or texture.

It's recommended to deep clean your upholstered furniture at least once a year. This can involve a thorough vacuuming followed by steam cleaning or another form of professional cleaning, depending on the fabric type. Deep cleaning helps remove embedded dirt and refreshes the fabric, keeping it looking fresh and new.

If your upholstery gets wet, it’s important to dry it as quickly as possible to prevent mold and mildew growth. Blot any excess liquid with clean, absorbent towels. If possible, use a fan or a hair dryer on a cool setting to speed up the drying process. Avoid using high heat, as it could shrink the fabric or cause other damage. If the furniture is extensively wet, consider consulting a professional cleaner to ensure thorough drying and to prevent any long-term damage.