Couch Cleaner in Kenosha

Professional Couch Cleaner in Kenosha, WI

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If you need a professional couch cleaner in Kenosha, look no further than The Dry Guys! Taking care of upholstery, like couches, is our specialty! Like carpet, your couch will trap oils from skin, dust, and dirt from your clothing, and food or liquid spills. Over time, this build-up will cause your sofa to look used and worn. This is why it’s so important to clean your couch regularly!

The Von Schrader Dry Foam Extraction System is our method of choice for couch cleaning in Kenosha. We trust and believe in it just as we do the HOST System for carpet cleaning. When our experienced and trained technicians administer the Von Schrader Dry Foam Extraction System to clean your couch, there is no wet mess, and you can use your couch the same day! No liquid touches the fabric. Gentle, soft, dry foam is applied, the dirt is separated from the fabric, and then is removed immediately. No dirt-attracting soaps or detergents or toxic fluids are used. In fact, all the sofa cleaning materials are Green Seal Certified.

Similar to vacuuming your carpet on a regular basis, it’s a good idea to do the same to your couch to remove loose dust and dirt. But to remove the soil and restore your couch to its former glory, you should have it professionally cleaned. You’ll be surprised at the difference in the appearance and the brightening of the colors. If you have leather furniture, most manufacturers recommend having it cleaned at least once or twice a year. The finishing touch of an application of Leather Lotion will nourish and strengthen the leather, replacing the natural lubricants lost during normal use, leaving it looking beautiful.

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MY COUCH DOESN’T EVEN LOOK DIRTY – WHY CLEAN IT?

Upholstered fabrics are often designed to HIDE or camouflage dirt, dust, and spills…. but that doesn’t mean they aren’t there! You can trust The Dry Guys, the best couch cleaner in Kenosha, to show you just how dirty your couch really is! Don’t believe us? Here are a few simple tests you can do at home to see if your furniture is in need of professional cleaning:

TEST # 1: THE “SLAP” TEST
Place a bright light over the top of a cushion and using a stick (like a paint mixing stick or wooden spoon) hit the cushion 2-3 times. Observe the amount of dust that is released into the air. If you see a cloud of dust, keep in mind that you only released a small amount of what is built up in your furniture.


TEST #2: THE BLACK CLOTH TEST
Secure a piece of thin black cloth with a rubber band it to the end of your vacuum hose – let it drape slightly inside the hose. Put the upholstery tool on the end of the hose. Now turn the vacuum on and run it across the top of the cushion. Take off the upholstery tool and observe all the dead skin, dander, and other particles. If you see accumulations of fine particles, it’s time for a cleaning.


TEST #3: THE WHITE TOWEL TEST
Moisten a white terry cloth towel with a small amount of water. Briskly rub it across one of your seat cushions or arm covers. Look at the towel. What do you see?


TEST #4: THE SNIFF TEST
Take a breath and completely exhale. Then place your nose 3” above the seat cushion and waft the surface air to your nose using one hand in a fanning motion. Do you notice any odors? Soil accumulations foster bacterial growth that feeds on the contaminants and creatures living in the fibers of your furniture fabrics. If your furniture has a noticeable odor, it’s an indication that it should be professionally cleaned as soon as possible.

Couch didn't pass the test? Contact The Dry Guys today!

Protect Your Furniture Once it is Cleaned

Having protectant applied to your upholstery following a professional cleaning gives you an extra guard against future spots and spills. Protectant will aid in keeping dirt, dust and spills near the surface of the fabric where is it more easily removed, rather than penetrating into the cushions where it could cause permanent staining, discoloration, or damage.