1. Get to the stains as quickly as possible.

If a stain occurs, get to clean it quickly. Sometimes, even a few minutes or seconds, the stain would be absorbed and set, making it harder to get out.

2. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations. Before using any cleaning detergents or solutions, check the manufacturer’s instructions for care, which can usually be found on the sofa’s tags. You can also search online since nowadays, a lot of information is listed online for you to retrieve easily and effortlessly.

3. Check the cleaning codes for your fabric sofa. Do you know those random letters on your sofa’s tags? Those are actually codes!

W is for Water-based cleaner.

S is for Solvents, which means only use a solvent to clean it up.

S/W is for solvents and water-based cleaners, which means your

4. Use a dry brush and vacuum to remove loose particles. Go over the entire sofa with a stiff brush with natural bristles to help loosen stains and bring dust and dirt to the surface. Also, a vacuum can remove the dust without polluting the air.