DRAPERY & WINDOW TREATMENTS CLEANING

 Allergies:
Eliminate irritants by keeping your window treatments clean.

Smoke Build-Up:
Smoke from fire damage and nicotine build-up cause window treatments to discolor and look dingy.

Dirt and Grime:
Window Treatment surfaces are perfect targets for cooking grease, dust and germs. 

Over the years, dirt, dust, grime, nicotine, smoke, and pet odors can contaminate your window coverings. These contaminants can cause irreparable harm if they are not regularly removed. 

​ON-SITE™ Cleaning SystemThis technique of cleaning injects a cleaning solution into the fabric and extracts the dirty solution in the same motion. It is a very effective way to deep clean your window treatments. The service is typically performed in the home so there is no need to remove the window treatments. Fabric shades can be “Dry Cleaned” or “Steam Cleaned” in the customer’s home. Following are blinds and shades that Hunter Douglas recomends using the On-Site method to clean.

• Silhouette Window Shadings
• Luminette Privacy Sheer
• Honey comb Shades

Fact:
Drapery Cleaners tack on “take-down” and “rehanging” charges in addition to the cleaning price.

Fact:
​Drapery Cleaners just use a “dip & hang” process. They do not extract dirt and dust first nor apply a protective finish after cleaning. Protective coating applied to drapes acts like a barrier to prevent sun rot on the lining. It also helps keep dust from burning into the fabric which causes streaks and discoloration.

​Onsite Cleaners offers on-the-rod drapery cleaning as a practical solution to your home drapery maintenance. We gently extract dust and soil before hand cleaning. We then apply protection to shield the fabric from sun rot and discoloration.

Did you know…
​Emerging evidence suggests that reasonably clean carpeting, upholstery and drapes act as a filtration system to clean the air in your house. Dust, pollen, pet dander, cooking oils, etc. settle on fabrics which absorb and filter them so you don’t have to breathe