What’s Hiding in Your Couch Cushions?

It’s Not Just “Surface Dirt”

Vacuuming the couch every few weeks? That helps. But it only touches the surface.

Over time, soft furniture absorbs:

• Body oils and sweat
• Pet hair and dander
• Food crumbs and grease
• Dust, dead skin cells, and allergens
• Moisture and odor trapped deep in the padding

And if you’ve ever dropped a drink or your dog’s taken over a cushion? That stuff doesn’t just disappear.

Why Upholstery Gets So Gross So Quietly

Unlike floors, you don’t see the grime build up. Cushions absorb everything slowly and evenly—until they start to smell stale, feel sticky, or look dull.

The fabric might look fine… but sit on it and you’ll feel the difference. That’s the bacteria, oils, and debris packed inside the fibers.

The Hidden Impact on Air Quality & Odor

Even if you can’t see it, what’s in your couch can affect:

• Allergies and breathing
• Odor throughout the room
• How clean the entire home feels

Especially in homes with pets or kids, upholstery is the silent source of “what’s that smell?”

What Deep Cleaning Actually Does

At Fynest, our upholstery process is designed to:

• Break up and lift body oils, spills, and embedded debris
• Extract dirt from deep inside the cushions
• Dry quickly—no soaking or soggy mess
• Leave behind a Fresh Scent Finish (optional but 🔥)

If needed, we also offer Pet Enzyme Treatment to eliminate odor at the source.

When Should You Get It Cleaned?

We recommend:

• Every 12 months for regular homes
• Every 6–9 months with pets or small children
• Immediately after a major spill or odor issue

Ready to See (and Smell) the Difference?

Upholstery cleaning isn’t just a luxury—it’s part of keeping your home truly clean.

Request a quick quote now

We clean sectionals, loveseats, armchairs and more across Timmins & area.