Selling a home isn’t just about staging furniture or applying a fresh coat of paint. Buyers today are highly informed and often more concerned with what they can’t see than surface-level design choices. Hidden issues, deferred maintenance, and aging systems can quickly raise red flags during showings and inspections, reducing offers or causing deals to …
Different fabrics require different cleaning methods: cotton, velvet, and leather each have unique care needs. Always check care labels and cleaning codes before using any cleaning method. Regular vacuuming and spot-cleaning prevent dirt buildup, stains, and odor, extending the life of your chairs. Gentle cleaning is key: use mild soap solutions for cotton and velvet, …
Identify your fabric before cleaning – Check the care tag (W, S, WS, X) to choose safe cleaning methods and avoid damage. Vacuum regularly – Remove dust, dirt, and debris from all upholstery surfaces to prevent buildup and extend fabric life. Use the right cleaner for each fabric – Cotton, linen, synthetics, velvet, leather, and …
