Taken down, processed, re-hung.

Upholstery, Carpet & Curtain Care

This is the clearest example of the two divisions working together in a home. The cleaning partner attends and takes down; the textiles are processed at a Laundry Khalas partner plant in the same territory; the cleaning partner re-hangs.

Two partners, one client, one invoice.

Treated on site

  • Sofa and upholstery extraction and shampoo
  • Carpet and rug extraction
  • Mattress treatment and sanitisation
  • Stain and odour treatment where treatable

Taken away and processed

  • Curtains and drapes, taken down and re-hung
  • Loose covers and cushion covers
  • Blinds, where the fabric permits processing
  • Rugs requiring plant treatment rather than on-site extraction

Fabric types and the method each takes

MaterialMethodNote
Cotton and linen coversTaken down, plant-processed, re-hungShrinkage risk assessed before removal
Synthetic upholsteryHot-water extraction on siteFastest drying, least risk
Wool and wool blendsLow-moisture extraction or encapsulationOver-wetting causes shrinkage and browning
LeatherCleaned and conditioned, never extractedRouted to the leather specialist where damaged
Silk and delicate drapesPlant dry-cleaning onlyNever wet-cleaned on site
MattressesExtraction and sanitisation, both facesDry time planned around occupancy

Take-down and re-hang, in practice

  • Fittings and hook order are photographed before removal, so drapes return as they hung
  • Linings and blackout layers are processed separately where they differ in fabric
  • Tracks and poles are cleaned while the fabric is away β€” the only time they are reachable
  • Typical turnaround is three to five working days from take-down to re-hang
  • A temporary privacy solution is offered where the window is overlooked

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Talk to the United States team

Whether you are procuring facility services or applying to join the partner network, enquiries are routed to the regional team for your territory.

Source: Brochure p16