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Upholstery tools have supported scores of people in maintaining their furniture without seeking out help of a specialist, but it’s important to remember that most upholstery tools have been designed with very specific tasks in mind, meaning that you risk causing damage to other furniture by using tools for tasks that they weren’t designed for. Popular upholstery tools that you may or may not be aware of include foam cutters, regulators, upholstery hammers and air staplers. To keep your upholstery in great condition, you should seek to ensure that is maintained regularly. By ensuring that your furniture is kept clean, you should prevent household dust from being given the chance to settle on your upholstery too long, as if it goes unattended to for some time the need to invest in upholstery tools can multiply. Buy tools in advance Vacuuming on at least a weekly basis will help to trap and remove dust and dirt before they have the chance to escalate into bigger problems. It’s important to ensure that the vacuum itself is kept in good condition too in order to allow it to do its job properly. Don’t give your vacuum bag the time to overfill and don’t neglect certain areas of your space. Try to vacuum the entire floor. You should also vacuum the upholstery itself wherever possible using the various different attachments that you’ll find on the device in order to remove dust from a multitude of various surfaces. Consider keeping Upholstery tools even when cleanliness is maintain to allow you to act fast when you need to call upon them. Keep a happier home By attending to carpet stains as soon as they happen you can also reduce the need for upholstery tools, but it’s good to know that if stains have been left to deepen that there are tools available to allow you to return your carpets to their former glory. If a stain does occur, do not panic as you risk actually worsening it by acting hastily. Do not smear in liquids or other substances and try to be as gentle as you can whilst removing the initial excess spillage or other damage. Test your cleaning product on another area of the upholstery in order to assess the level of colour fastness – perhaps on the underneath of the upholstery or anywhere that isn’t usually visible. Allow your product to penetrate the stain for between 10 and 15 minutes before blotting with a soft clean cloth. Don’t worry if results aren’t seen immediately as it may take a number of attempts to achieve the results you’re looking for. With the right combination of cleaning products, housekeeping and upholstery tools, you can keep your household looking great.
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