Upholstery Cleaning

A professional clean will ensure your upholstery stays in good condition and looks its best for years to come, as well as being as clean and healthy as the rest of your home. It will:
• Remove the everyday dirt that builds up unavoidably
• Restore fabrics as near to their original colour as possible
• Remove odours

How do we clean your upholstery?
Twinkle Clean uses a powerful spray extraction machine. When the solution of upholstery shampoo and water is sprayed into the fabric to dislodge any soiling, it is sucked up again almost immediately by the vacuum nozzle, so little residual moisture remains. (This method is not suitable for velour or fabrics requiring dry cleaning.) Please note, the fabric will be left wet, so we advise Client that it will not be possible to use the upholstery while it dries. It is usually possible to use the upholstery on the day after the clean; however some thicker fabics can take 48 hours to dry.

Stain removers
Our deodorising detergents remove dirt and odours from the most heavily soiled areas. For stubborn stains, we use a selection of stain removers - and these are included in the price!

Our oil and water-based stain removers target: tar, oil, vomit, chewing gum, shoe polish, paint, pen marks, adhesive, coffee, tea, beer, fruit juice, cola, blood, and infant and pet stains. We also have a special urine neutraliser to break down urine salts, stains and odours.

We will require access to water and power supplies.

Additional Treatments We can now offer Pet Guard, which eliminates pet odours and stains and Multi Stain Guard, which helps prevent resoiling for freshly cleaned carpets and upholstery.   Click Here for Pet Guard Treatment Click Here for Multi Stain Guard Treatment

Service Area
We provide upholstery cleaning services across the Bexley, Bromley and Greenwich boroughs. So, if you live in Bexleyheath, Bexley, Lee, New Eltham, Dartford, Thamesmead, Erith, Blackheath, Hayes, Charlton, Wilmington, Welling or any of the surrounding areas, then we would be delighted to discuss (the rest of this bit was lost!)