Regular Cleaning

The first and most important step in caring for your furniture is regular cleaning. Removing dust and dirt on a daily basis will help avoid the accumulation of dirt that can damage the finish and structure of the furniture. You can use a soft cloth or special furniture brushes for this purpose.

Use of Coasters and Protectors

To prevent scratches and marks on furniture surfaces, it is recommended to use coasters under items, especially on countertops and tables. Protectors under the legs of chairs and tables can also protect the floor and furniture from damage.

Protection from Sunbeams

Direct sunlight can discolor upholstery and wooden surfaces of furniture. It is recommended to use curtains or blinds to protect furniture from direct sunlight. The use of protective films on windows may also be considered if necessary.

Proper Polishing

For wood furniture, polishing is not only a way to add shine to it, but also a way to protect it from moisture and dust. When choosing a polishing product, consider the type of finish on the furniture and the manufacturer’s recommendations.

Upholstery Care

Upholstery on upholstered furniture such as sofas and chairs requires special attention. Regular vacuuming and stain removal will help keep the upholstery in perfect condition. When choosing a cleaning product, check its compatibility with the upholstery material.

Protection from Moisture and Heat

Items with hot or wet surfaces, such as hot dishes or beverage glasses, can leave marks on countertops and furniture surfaces. Use coasters and trays to prevent damage.

Regular Inspection and Maintenance

Regularly checking your furniture for defects, structural problems or damage will allow you to fix problems in a timely manner before they get worse.

Following these tips will help you keep your furniture in perfect condition for years to come. Taking care of your furniture is an investment in its longevity as well as the comfort and beauty of your home.

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Step 1: Preparatory work

If possible, clear the room of furniture. Sweep or wipe the floor with a damp cloth to pick up loose debris.

Step 2: Preparation of the working solution, dosing

First we pour water into the bucket, cold water is a must! Then add the cleaning agent according to the instructions on the label.

Step 3: Mechanical surface treatment

We treat the floor with a single-disc machine with the appropriate pad, moving it in parallel “tracks” with some overlap and regularly feeding the solution from the tank. Soiled pads are turned over or replaced with new ones. Large areas are treated with scrubbing machines.

Step 4: Manual treatment

Floor areas inaccessible to the machine (corners, recesses, edges) are treated manually using a hand pad. Special scrapers or trowels are used to remove localized dirt.

Our cleaners always follow the application and safety instructions, the coating manufacturer’s recommendations for cleaning and maintenance, as well as the “Operation of the machines and equipment used” manual.

Step 5: Collect the dirty mortar

Quickly collect the dirty mortar by using a squeegee and water pump. A water pump is mandatory for collecting water from porous, highly absorbent or structured floors. Do not allow the mortar to dry out!

Step 6: One-step cleaning process

Mop the floor with clean water, rinsing the mop constantly.

Step 7: Cleaning equipment and tools

When finished, wipe down the single-disc machine and water pump with a damp sanitizing wipe. The water pump tank and pails are rinsed with clean water and treated with a cloth inside and out. Wind up the electric cables and pass them through a damp cloth for cleaning. At the same time check the cables for mechanical damage.

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