How it works

From your call to a dry sofa — step by step

All work is done at your home. Furniture isn't taken anywhere or disassembled.

Inspection and fabric test

The specialist checks the upholstery material, the nature of the stains, and tests the product on an inconspicuous spot — so the color doesn't change.

5–10 minutes

Dry cleaning

First we extract dust, hair and sand with a vibrating attachment. Skipping this lets water turn dust into dirt deep in the padding.

10–15 minutes

Product and local stains

We apply foam and treat stains separately: coffee, urine, grease, and paint each need different formulas. We give the chemistry time to work.

15–25 minutes

Extraction

The washing vacuum applies solution under pressure and immediately extracts it along with the dirt. We show you the dirty water — it's the most telling part.

20–40 minutes

Drying and hand-over

We go over it with a turbo dryer, brush out the pile, review the result together, and agree on when the item can be used.

10–20 minutes

What about moisture

After extraction, the item is damp, not soaked. Room air dries it from there — see below how long that takes.

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Drying time

Estimates for a room with normal humidity. Airing out cuts this time by about a third.

Sofa, armchair4–7 hCan be used the same evening

Mattress6–9 hIt's best to sleep on it the next night, not the day of cleaning

Synthetic rug6–10 hYou can walk on it sooner, the pile will finish drying underfoot

Wool rug, long pile10–14 hThe base under the pile takes longest to dry

Car interior4–6 hIt's best to leave the door ajar in the shade

Chairs, ottomans3–5 hThin foam releases moisture quickly

Humid air, a closed room, and thick padding stretch out drying time. If you need the item by evening, mention it when booking — the technician will plan the work around your schedule.

Next step

Describe your task — we will reply and suggest a fitting solution.

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