Thank you for allowing us to clean your upholstery or fabric. We have used the finest equipment and
materials available to insure the best work possible. You can help by noting the following:
Before Cleaning
1. Make sure all small breakable items are removed from tables, dressers surrounding the upholstery to be
cleaned.
2. Clear your driveway so that our cleaning truck may pull up as close to the house as possible.
During Cleaning
1. SPOTS AND STAINS: Not all stains can be removed completely even with the aid of professional spotting
agents. Due to dye characteristics, pH effects1 oxidation and other reactions, some spots may not be
completely removed.
2. STAINS, WORN OR FADED AREAS: These areas, which were hidden, may appear lighter or more
apparent after cleaning has removed the soil. Loose threads may be snipped off in worn areas to help improve
their appearance.
3. SAFETY: For health and safety reasons always keep small children and pets off of freshly cleaned
upholstery or fabrics. If fabrics were dry-cleaned, keep maximum ventilation and do not occupy for at least 24
hours.
After Cleaning
1. Cushions are usually stacked" teepee" style to dry. These may be rotated bottom to top every 2 to 3 hours to
aid their drying.
2. Allow enough time for thorough drying before replacing cushions or sitting on your furniture.
3. Drying time: 2 to 24 hours depending on the fiber, degree of soiling, and weather. If the fabric was treated
with a protector, allow 24 hours for curing.
4. Velvets need special care. When we have finished cleaning, the “pile” of velvet is brushed into its “down”
position. It must dry in this position to retain its appearance. Do not touch it while wet! After drying it may have a
stiff feel. This is removed by first brushing it up and then back into its down position. Vacuuming is essential for
velvet maintenance.
5. Ventilation: Increased air circulation will aid your fabrics in drying.
6. Stains, worn or faded areas, which were hidden, may appear lighter or more apparent after cleaning has
removed the soil. Loose threads may be snipped off in worn areas to help their appearance.
materials available to insure the best work possible. You can help by noting the following:
Before Cleaning
1. Make sure all small breakable items are removed from tables, dressers surrounding the upholstery to be
cleaned.
2. Clear your driveway so that our cleaning truck may pull up as close to the house as possible.
During Cleaning
1. SPOTS AND STAINS: Not all stains can be removed completely even with the aid of professional spotting
agents. Due to dye characteristics, pH effects1 oxidation and other reactions, some spots may not be
completely removed.
2. STAINS, WORN OR FADED AREAS: These areas, which were hidden, may appear lighter or more
apparent after cleaning has removed the soil. Loose threads may be snipped off in worn areas to help improve
their appearance.
3. SAFETY: For health and safety reasons always keep small children and pets off of freshly cleaned
upholstery or fabrics. If fabrics were dry-cleaned, keep maximum ventilation and do not occupy for at least 24
hours.
After Cleaning
1. Cushions are usually stacked" teepee" style to dry. These may be rotated bottom to top every 2 to 3 hours to
aid their drying.
2. Allow enough time for thorough drying before replacing cushions or sitting on your furniture.
3. Drying time: 2 to 24 hours depending on the fiber, degree of soiling, and weather. If the fabric was treated
with a protector, allow 24 hours for curing.
4. Velvets need special care. When we have finished cleaning, the “pile” of velvet is brushed into its “down”
position. It must dry in this position to retain its appearance. Do not touch it while wet! After drying it may have a
stiff feel. This is removed by first brushing it up and then back into its down position. Vacuuming is essential for
velvet maintenance.
5. Ventilation: Increased air circulation will aid your fabrics in drying.
6. Stains, worn or faded areas, which were hidden, may appear lighter or more apparent after cleaning has
removed the soil. Loose threads may be snipped off in worn areas to help their appearance.
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