Sofa Cleaning Service in Dhaka

Sofa cleaning removes the dust, body oils, food spills and odours that build up in upholstery over months of daily use. We clean at your home or workplace, so there is no need to transport heavy furniture. Fabric sofas are shampooed and cleaned with hot-water extraction, which lifts dirt from deep in the fibres and draws the dirty water back out, while leather and leatherette are cleaned by hand with suitable products. The service suits families with children or pets, people with dust allergies, anyone preparing for guests or an event, and offices and cafés whose seating gets heavy use. Most sofas are ready to sit on again later the same day.

Why sofas get dirty so quickly

A sofa is the most used piece of furniture in most homes, and its fabric works like a filter. Fine dust drifting in from the road settles into the cushions and is pressed deeper every time someone sits down. Add sweat and hair oil on the headrest and arms, snacks and tea spills, pet hair and the damp air of the monsoon, and upholstery can start to look dull and smell stale even when the room is kept tidy. Vacuuming helps with loose dust, but it cannot remove what has worked into the fibres and the foam underneath.

What we clean and which fabrics we handle

We clean the seats, backrests, arms, sides and back of the sofa, including both sides of removable cushions and the crevices where crumbs and coins collect. The service covers fabric sofas, sectional and L-shaped sets, recliners, sofa-cum-beds, dining and accent chairs, ottomans, and the wooden-frame sofas with foam cushions found in many Dhaka homes. Leather and leatherette (rexine) sofas are cleaned by hand with products suited to the surface rather than wet extraction.

Before starting, we check the fabric, test for colour bleeding on a hidden area and look closely at existing stains. Food, tea and general body soil usually respond well; ink, dye transfer, old oil stains and bleach marks may only fade, and we tell you so before we begin.

How shampooing and extraction work

First the sofa is vacuumed thoroughly to remove dry dust and hair. Stains are pre-treated with a spotting agent chosen for the type of stain, then a fabric-safe shampoo is worked in gently with a soft brush. Finally, a hot-water extraction machine rinses the fibres and pulls the dirty water and residue back out, which is what leaves the fabric clean rather than soapy. The difference is often obvious in the colour of the recovered water. Velvet and other delicate fabrics are given a lower-moisture method to protect the pile.

Preparing, drying and aftercare

Clear the sofa of throws and loose items, move anything stored underneath, and make sure there is a power socket nearby. After cleaning, the fabric will be damp: switch on the ceiling fan, open the windows if the air outside is dry, and avoid sitting on it until it feels dry to the touch, which usually takes several hours and longer on humid monsoon days. Keep coloured cushions, newspapers and dark clothing off damp fabric to prevent dye transfer. To keep it fresh, vacuum weekly, blot spills straight away rather than rubbing them, and book a professional clean every six to twelve months. If rugs or beds need attention too, combine the visit with carpet cleaning or mattress cleaning.