If your house looks like mine, it includes 2 things that sometimes do not fit well with each other - children and a completely new microfiber. I absolutely love my new microfiber couch, but when the inevitable hits and her hit the spilled grape juice, sandwich with cheese on the grill or even a set of bright brands, what was left after the quick destruction; most often it is an annoying stain, smear, stain or other discoloration, which leaves the fabric of the sofa is not quite correct. This is what we will deal with today - how to get rid of these stubborn stains on your microfiber sofa so that you may not be able to figure out how to get rid of it.
To start cleaning your microfiber, you first need some cloth cleaner. Any industrial brand from a store or another store should work fine. Another thing you will need is a small 12-inch (approximately) spray bottle filled with pure denatured alcohol. Install the sprayer on the fog. Put the fabric cleaner in a separate spray bottle and you will go well.
First, you want to spray on a cloth cleaner. Fill the fill surface with a thoroughly sprayed bottle. Allow the cloth to sit for 1 minute 30 seconds to 2 minutes for it to start working in the fibers.
Then take a brush for cleaning - everything you have will work fine - the course brush works fine, the most important thing is to make sure that the brush you use is clean. The last thing you want is to lure the dirt and dirt into the fibers on your couch, cleaning it with a dirty brush!
Using a clean cleaning brush, wipe the sofa using the cloth cleaner for about 30 seconds. For extremely dirty or dirty areas you may need a little scrub. This part is not absolutely critical, because if you finish cleaning enough (once you finish, if you still see the dirty area on your couch), you can always return with the second round of treatment.
As soon as you finish cleaning, you can look at the sofa and think that it looks much better - just wet from the cleaner. Do not be fooled! Although your sofa looks better, the stain has not yet been removed - if you let it sit and dry that way, you will immediately notice this place. You should get this stain while the area is wet. This is the next step in this process.
To remove a clove that is still locked in your couch, take an old credit card and scrape it along a dirty area, making sure that you press hard enough. Because you are scraping & # 39; on the couch with a credit card, you will notice that the entire gel comes out of the couch and onto a credit card. Wipe the card on a towel and repeat this process of deep cleaning the couch with a credit card 5-6 times, until you are sure that you have received all the dirt and dirt from the fibers.
Once you are satisfied that you get a stain from your sofa, use a clean, dry cloth and work on the area to dry it. If the rag becomes dirty, you will need to repeat the process again until the rag becomes dirty when you dry the damp area of your sofa.
The last step in this process is when you have a sofa that has been manually washed with a rag, take denatured alcohol and another clean brush, and extinguish the sofa with some alcohol and lightly brush it to return the texture of the sofa to its natural state. as drying will take more time. You want the spirit air to dry as soon as you clean it into fibers.
