Got dirty, smelly curtains?
Most curtains, whether they’re casual cotton or fancier damask, are made of woven fabrics that gather dust, pet hair and dander, even mould spores.
Over time, these things accumulate and cause your window treatments to look dirty, go mouldy and smell funny.
That accumulation can also drastically affect your indoor air quality.
Every time the curtains are opened or closed, every time a pet or person brushes against them, the dust and mould spores get disturbed and begin swirling around in your home.
Having your curtains professionally cleaned will go a long way to helping your home stay healthy.
Bring them to the team here at Curtain Clean – industry experts in cleaning curtains and blinds.
We will wash and treat your curtains and drapes for thorough dust and mould/mildew removal. We also deodorise and sanitise your curtains – removing stains, smells, mildew, allergens and anything else we can find, leaving your curtains looking and smelling good as new.
We can also repair and alter curtains and blinds.
Ph: 07 579 0501
curtainclean.co.nz
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