Steam Cleaner For Furniture

Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, steam cleaning can be good for furniture made of durable, non-delicate fabrics, as it sanitizes, removes dirt, and eliminates odors without harsh chemicals, but it should be avoided on delicate or unsealed materials.
To steam clean a couch for fleas, vacuum thoroughly, then use a steam cleaner on high heat across all fabric surfaces and crevices, focusing on seams and cushions, and allow it to dry completely to kill fleas and their eggs.
The best machine to clean a couch is generally the Shark StainStriker Portable Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner for its strong suction, versatility, and ease of use on fabrics and cushions.
You should not use a steam cleaner on unsealed wood, unsealed stone, delicate fabrics, electronics, waxed surfaces, or any material sensitive to heat and moisture.
The downsides of steam cleaning include potential damage to unsealed or delicate surfaces, risk of burns from hot steam, excess moisture causing mold or warping, and limited effectiveness on heavy or sticky grime without scrubbing.
When steam cleaning, the hot steam loosens dirt, which is then either wiped away, absorbed by a mop pad, or collected by a vacuum attachment depending on the machine.