What Should I Do When My Furniture’s Fabric Got Stained?

Have you ever fond your favourite furniture’s fabric got stained from coffee splash, tea, juice, or any stains that can potentially harm its beauty and durability? Whether it’s couch, cushion, or even headboard can look dull if it got a long due stain. What should you do when you face this kind of situation? Tiffani Casa Moda would like to share some useful tips to clean natural stains from your furniture’s fabric.

Accidentally spilled some coffee or tea on the fabric surface? Clean it right away!

The best method to clean the stain is to clean it as soon as possible. Use a mixture of water and soap to clean the stain using a sponge. Blot the stain and pay attention not to tub the fabric’s surface too much as it may thinning the fabric. If the stain can’t be cleaned using water and soap, then you may need to use vinegar or vodka by rubbing them on cleaning cloth to wipe off the stains.

Don’t underestimate dust

A lot of people don’t realize that dust is actually one of upholstery fabric biggest enemies. Beside leaving black dust stain, dust also potentially attach on the fabric and definitely cause harmful side effects to the people’s health around the furniture. Vacuum the dust regularly every week to avoid having dirts or dusts on your upholstery fabric.

Avoid direct sunlight and pollution

Sunlight destroys upholstery fabrics’ colours and durability. Don’t place your furniture under the sun for a long period as your indoor upholstery fabric is not made to withstand such high intensity from the UV and it also destroy the colour bond of your furniture fabric. Avoid exposure to air pollution such as smoke from cigarette up to indoor cooking smoke by installing enough room ventilation. Besides having the potential to discolour the fabric, the smoke will cause bad odours on the fabric.

That’s all the tips for now from Tiffani Casa Moda. Check out our SRT fabric collection in the Tiffani’s Catalogue at Archify as our fabric helps you worry less about stains on your upholstery fabric. SRT fabric, giving you a peace of mind!