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[Agamemnon]

Can anybody answer this question? I understand cesme doesn't have them, is that correct?

[sunny]

I'm afraid I don't know. My cushions covers are washable and I've shampooed the rest of the chairs myself.
I'll ask around and let you know if I hear of one.

[scoobydoo]

Here in Alanya, some of the people who clean carpets, halıcı, also clean upholstery. I was asking the same thing the other day and found this out locally. See if you can find one!

[Zimuel]

If you furniture is made up of wood, you can use liquid dish soap, Borax, and hydrogen peroxide. Mix all these cleaner and scattered it into the surfaces of your furniture and leave it for 10 - 15 minutes. After then, scrub with a brush and rinse it.

[Meral]

I've had my carpets washed, but never needed furniture cleaners --- is there much demand for these services ?

What sort of furniture Aggie --- hard (like wood etc) or soft (settees, cushions etc ?????

Edited by Meral, 14 October 2010 - 07:57 PM.

[selcuk]

in alacati closer to the sok market there is a carpenter store, may be they can do something, accuatally they are repairing furnitures...

[Agamemnon]

Thanks Selcuk, I know the place you speak of, and although he repairs furniture cleaning soft cushions and sofa type material is not what he does. There used to be a place in Yilidzbrun, sadly they have moved away or gone bust, probably the latter, due to a lack of demand. Presumbly the Turks throw away furniture when it gets dirty!!!!!! Looks like I will have to invest in a real steam cleaner for furniture, could hire it out I reckon maybe make a bob or two.

[mimosa]

I've just had my carpets cleaned (which I do every year with the same company) They also clean soft furnishings.
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