Send a photo, and before the job a specialist will tell you the price and what you can expect.
We do not promise that everything will come out
Furniture cleaning at home usually removes everyday dirt, dark patches on seats and fresh stains well. Even so, not every stain comes out and not every smell goes. An old stain that has been rubbed many times, or urine that has reached the foam, may leave traces even after careful cleaning.
So we tell it as it is. The fabric, the age of the stain and whatever it has already been treated with decide the result more than any promise. A specialist tells you, from a photo or on the spot, what you can expect, and you decide whether to order the job. There is more on this on the page what comes out and what may stay.
There are also things cleaning does not do. It does not cure allergies, does not destroy mould inside foam and does not remove bedbugs. Bedbugs and fleas are a job for pest control, while mould in the filling of a mattress or sofa often means the piece has to be replaced and the cause of the damp dealt with.
The care label says how the fabric may be cleaned
On a lot of upholstered furniture the care label is hidden under the seat cushions or on the underside. It may carry a letter: W means water-based foam and sparing moisture, S means cleaning without water, WS allows both, and X means no liquids, only vacuuming and light brushing. Manufacturers give these codes voluntarily, so some furniture has none.
The label matters because too much water on the wrong fabric can leave a ring, shrink the fabric or make the colour run, and moisture can reach the filling. Photograph the label along with the sofa if you can find it. If there is no label, tell the specialist.
What furniture cleaning costs in Riga
Cleaning a two-seater sofa costs from €35, a three-seater from €45, a corner sofa from €50. A single mattress costs from €30 per side, a double from €45, a dining chair from €7, an armchair from €20. The minimum order is €45: if the total is lower, you pay €45. Travel is included in Riga and up to about 15 km outside Riga; further out it is from €10.
The price depends on size, fabric, dirt, smell and distance. For example, four dining chairs, from €28, fall below the minimum order, so that job will cost €45. A two-seater sofa together with an armchair starts from €55. That is why it pays to book everything that needs cleaning in one visit. Full price list.
For homes, landlords and businesses
In homes we clean sofas, mattresses, chairs and other upholstered furniture. If you let out a flat, you can order cleaning between tenants: rental flat furniture cleaning after tenants.
For offices, hotels, cafés and other businesses the unit prices are the same, but for larger volumes we agree the price separately: furniture cleaning for businesses. We clean car seats, child car seats and prams at your place, not in a workshop: car seat cleaning.
If the stain is fresh
First aid is simple. Gently blot the stain with a clean cloth or paper towel, without rubbing. If needed, lightly dampen the cloth in cold water, but do not soak the fabric, as the liquid can reach the filling. Hot water, a hairdryer and an iron can set the stain, especially blood. Chlorine bleach can change the colour.
If the stain is small and fresh, that is often enough. If something remains, photograph the stain and send it to us. More detail: stains on a sofa and stains on a mattress.
Urine, pets and smells
A urine stain is the typical case where the honest answer is “it depends”. If the urine has stayed in the fabric, the result is often good. If it has soaked into the foam, the smell may stay or come back after a while, and we say so before the job. Cat specialists note that the smell area can be up to three times larger than the visible stain.
Sofas and mattresses have separate pages: cleaning urine from a sofa and mattress cleaning after urine. A smoking smell can usually be reduced, but not always removed: cigarette smoke smell in a sofa.
What to prepare before the specialist's visit
- Clear the space around the furniture and take blankets and personal items off it.
- Say what the stain has already been treated with. This helps to judge what may happen to the fabric.
- If the mattress or sofa is wet, blot it with a dry, clean cloth and do not heat it.
- In the form, write the floor and whether a car can be parked close to the building.
After cleaning: drying and airing
How long furniture takes to dry depends on humidity, airing, room temperature, the fabric and the filling, so we do not promise a number of hours. The Health Inspectorate (Veselības inspekcija) considers a relative humidity of 40–60% comfortable. If the weather allows, open a window and let the air move. Keep leather and latex out of direct heat. More detail: how long a sofa takes to dry after cleaning.
Where we work
We work throughout Riga, for example in Purvciems, Imanta, Teika and Āgenskalns. In the Riga region we go to Mārupe, Ķekava, Salaspils, Ādaži, Jūrmala and elsewhere. All places and the travel terms: where we work.
Sources
- Codes W, S, S-W and X and what they mean checked 7 November 2026
- What the codes mean and where to find the label checked 7 November 2026
- The codes are voluntary checked 7 November 2026
- Too much water can leave a ring checked 7 November 2026
- Colour change, shrinkage and water marks when textiles get wet checked 7 November 2026
- Comfortable relative humidity of 40–60% checked 7 November 2026
- Blot the stain, do not rub, do not overwet checked 7 November 2026
- Blood: cold water, heat sets the stain checked 7 November 2026
- Do not soak: liquid can reach the filling checked 7 November 2026
- Smell area up to three times larger than the stain checked 7 November 2026
- Smoke residue stays in textiles, cleaning has a temporary effect checked 7 November 2026
- Water and leather checked 7 November 2026
- Bedbugs need a pest control service checked 7 November 2026
- Porous material with mould may have to be thrown away checked 7 November 2026
- Latex and direct heat checked 7 November 2026
