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Upholstery cleaning codes indicate which types of cleaning products are suitable for the fabric. Two common codes are:

• S: Solvent-based, or “dry,” cleaning only.
• W/S: Water-based or solvent-based cleaning.

We assess the fabric and the manufacturer’s instructions before choosing a method. Wet cleaning may include professional steam cleaning when appropriate, but a W/S label alone does not confirm that steam cleaning is suitable.

We price sofa, sectional and upholstered chair cleaning at $30 per linear foot, measured along the length of the item. For example, a three-seat sofa measuring seven feet long is priced at $210.

All appointments require a $250 job minimum, including visits for a single item.

Yes. We clean sectionals at $30 per linear foot. Your technician will measure the piece on site and confirm the total cost before work begins. All appointments require a $250 job minimum.

Yes, if the manufacturer’s care label allows machine washing. Follow the washing and drying instructions carefully, as the fabric can shrink, stretch or become distorted. A standard wash cycle may not remove every stain.

Yes. We assess linen, velvet and other fine fabrics based on their fiber content and condition before choosing the appropriate cleaning method. Some materials require low-moisture dry-foam cleaning or a solvent-based process to help prevent cellulosic browning, dye migration and shrinkage.

We recommend avoiding bleach on upholstery because it can cause permanent color loss. A “performance” label alone does not mean a fabric is safe to clean with bleach.

Some performance fabrics, including certain RH (Restoration Hardware) fabrics, can be professionally cleaned using hot water extraction, commonly called steam cleaning. We assess the material, condition and manufacturer’s care instructions before selecting the cleaning method.

Yes. These marks usually come from scalp and body oils transferring onto the upholstery. Hairspray, other hair products, lotions and topical treatments can also rub off onto headrests, armrests and leg rests.

We use cleaning agents suited to the fabric, including citrus-based products, to break down this oily buildup and remove it during cleaning.

A ring can develop for several reasons. Delicate fabrics may be sensitive even to plain water, and pH changes or cellulosic browning can cause discoloration.

Cleaning products that are not fully extracted can leave residue, while oversaturation can cause soil or staining to wick back to the surface. Even when spot cleaning is performed correctly, inadequate drying conditions can leave a ring around the treated area.

No. As with worn carpet, cleaning cannot restore faded or worn upholstery. Sun damage can make fabric appear lighter, while worn areas may look darker as the fibers thin or break down.

Upholstery typically dries in 2–8 hours, but it can take longer depending on the material, cleaning method and drying conditions.

Reposition cushions and pillows so air can circulate around them. Fans, air conditioning or open windows can help improve airflow.

Wait until the upholstery feels dry to the touch before regular use. Damp fabric is more likely to pick up oils, soil and stains or allow color transfer.

Yes. We assess leather furniture to determine whether it is suitable for basic cleaning and conditioning. Certain leathers, especially distressed nubuck, require specialized products and methods that we do not offer. For those pieces, we’re happy to provide a referral.

Dust, dust mites, shed skin cells, debris, allergens and other household contaminants can collect in upholstery, even on furniture that is rarely used. Periodic cleaning is worthwhile even when a piece looks clean.

The right frequency depends on use, condition and personal preference. Visibly soiled furniture warrants more frequent cleaning. A living-room sofa used every day will generally need attention more often than a rarely used office chair.

Yes. We use non-toxic, fruit- and plant-based cleaning products selected with the safety of children, pets, older adults and allergy-sensitive households in mind.

Yes. We offer Stainshield, a stain and soil repellent applied to carpet and upholstery fibers. It helps resist staining and makes cleaning easier between professional appointments, helping you care for and extend the life of your carpet.

We especially recommend it for high-traffic areas and homes with children or pets. Think of it like waxing your car: it doesn’t stop the carpet from getting dirty or make it stain-proof, but it helps it clean up more easily and protects your investment.

We accept credit cards, debit cards and Apple Pay. We do not accept cash. Checks are accepted only by mail from commercial clients.

Our online booking lets you view pricing, check availability and schedule your cleaning 24/7. You can also call or text us at (949) 979-5799, email book@ocdhome.com, or chat with our team directly through our website.