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Olefin furniture cleaning
Olefin furniture cleaning.
Olefin, also called polypropylene, is a tough synthetic fabric. You find it on patio cushions and on many family-room sofas because it stands up to everyday use.
We start with the worst spot. Not happy? We stop, and you pay nothing.*
What we see most
Good to know about olefin
Water-based spills
Olefin resists many water-based spills, so they often lift well.
Oily marks
Oily marks, from food, skin or sunscreen, can cling to olefin. They get their own pre-treatment.
Gentle on heat
Olefin doesn’t like high heat, so we keep the method gentle.
Indoors and outdoors
The same fabric shows up on patio sets and living-room sofas. We clean both.
How a visit works
Four steps, start to finish
- Call or send photos Tell us what needs cleaning. A photo of the fabric, the tag and any stains helps us plan.
- We check the fabric We read the cleaning code on the tag and look at the material before anything gets wet.
- We clean it in your home A pre-treatment, then hot-water extraction lifts the dirt and draws it back out. We bring a truck-mounted machine to houses and a portable one to condos and apartments.
- Let it dry Drying time depends on the fabric and the room. We’ll tell you what to expect before we leave.
Our promise in detail
What “you pay nothing” means
- We start with the worst spot. The dirtiest area goes first, so you see the result before we do the rest.
- Not happy? We stop. If you don’t like how it’s coming out, tell us. We stop there, and you don’t pay anything.
- Honest about stains. Some old or set-in stains won’t come out completely. If we think that’s likely, we’ll tell you before we start.
- Rayon (viscose) is excluded. Furniture made of rayon, also called viscose, isn’t covered by this promise. We’ll tell you if your fabric is rayon.
- What it covers. Sofas, chairs and other upholstered furniture we clean in your home, patio furniture included.
Quick pick
Something else too?
We can clean other pieces on the same visit. Tap one to see it.
How do I know my fabric is olefin?
Check the tag for “olefin” or “polypropylene”. If there’s no tag, send us a photo of the fabric.
Will every stain come out?
Many do, but some old or set-in stains won’t fully come out. If we think that’s likely, we’ll tell you before we start.
How long until I can use it?
It depends on the fabric, the room and the weather. We’ll give you a time when we finish.
Are quotes free?
Yes. Call us or send the quote form, and tell us what you would like cleaned.
Have olefin furniture that needs a clean?
Quotes are free. We’ll look at the fabric and tell you how we’d clean it.