Upholstery cleaning can be achieved by using detergent, solvent, or steam cleaning. It can also be done by using natural cleansers to remove grime, depending on the PH scale. For instance, couch stains can be removed by applying baking soda, brushing the stain with a towel, and wiping it away. Similarly, fabric furniture and curtains can be cleaned by following a few easy steps.

           The first step is cleaning upholstery naturally using white vinegar, natural liquid soap, and warm water. The mixture can be sprayed onto the stains and scrubbed with a clean cloth afterward. The next step is using a homemade cleaner for more difficult stains. The mixture should consist of: rubbing alcohol, vinegar, and water.

           You can then move to the third step, which consists of brand cleaners such as vacuum cleaners, hoover cleaner kits, leather wipes, and brand stain removers. If all else fails, the fourth step is to use steam cleaning. It is a very effective method based on warm moisture. After steam cleaning, the upholstery usually dries within six hours.

           The final step is to remove mold and wine or coffee stains. For the former, you can use vinegar; for the latter, you can use baking soda. Moreover, you can always add disinfectants and deodorizers to the mix.  For a better clean, look to an expert carpet and upholstery cleaner in your neighborhood for satisfying results.