Curtains block the light and trap the dust too
A curtain spans an entire wall and pulls the room's air through it countless times. The fine sand dust settles deep into the fibres, joined by the moisture that summer air conditioning carries. Over time the curtain shifts from a light blocker to a source of stale smells and sneezing.
Each curtain type gets dirty in its own way and needs a different approach to clean it. Blackout curtains are heavy and lined and cannot take rough washing. Chiffon is thin and stretches when wet. Roller blinds are plastic-coated fabric that collects grease and grit in its rolled layers. Knowing the type before starting any clean is what matters. Some customers ask about steam curtain cleaning, and that is a suitable option for certain fabric types but not others; the details are in the services below.
Call or message us on WhatsApp and tell us your curtain type, how many rooms you have and your district. We help you choose the right service and agree a time that suits you for the work to begin.
- Blackout and chiffon
- Roller blinds
- On-rail cleaning
Which service suits your curtains?
The fabric type and the way your curtain is fitted determine which service is right for it, so read the lines below to find your match.
- Blackout curtain washBlackout curtains are heavy and lined; they need washing that handles their weight and layers without damaging the light-blocking coating.
- Roller blind cleaningRoller blinds have a firm surface that collects dust and grease in the wound layers, and cleaning them calls for a different method from any other curtain type.
- Chiffon curtain washChiffon fabric is very fine and stretches with water; if your curtains are sheer and lightweight, this is the service for them.
- On-rail curtain cleaningIf your curtains are difficult to take down or are fixed up high, they can be cleaned where they hang on the rail without removing them.
How do we start?
Three simple steps, and we take care of the rest.
Call or message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the service you need and your district.
Tell us your curtain type
Tell us the fabric type or send a photo, and say how many rooms you have and whether the curtains are fitted high up or are hard to take down.
Agree a time and prepare
We agree a time that suits you. Take the curtains down before we arrive if you can, or leave them in place if you have chosen the on-rail cleaning service.
We work and you check
We clean each curtain according to its type. When we finish, check each one in good light to confirm the marks are gone and the colour looks as it should.
A service that comes to your door
- We come to youOur team arrives at your home with its equipment.
- One callCall or message us on WhatsApp and we arrange the rest.
- All your textiles with one teamWe clean curtains of all types, and also sofas, carpets, wall-to-wall carpet, mattresses, chandeliers, and furniture and upholstery.
- Describe your curtains as you see themA call or a WhatsApp message is all it takes to tell us the curtain type and your district.
One worry is that the curtain will shrink, stretch or lose its colour after washing. The fabric type is what determines the cleaning method, which is why we ask about it first, before any work starts. Tell us what you have and leave the details to us.
Photos of our work
What our customers say
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Questions about Curtain cleaning
How do I know my curtains need washing?
Clear signs are discolouration near the hem or edges, an unpleasant smell in the room when the AC comes on, or frequent sneezing near the curtain. Fine dust is not always visible, but you feel it when you move the curtain and a cloud rises from it.
Can the curtain be cleaned without taking it off the rail?
Yes, and this is a practical option when the curtain is fitted high up or is heavy to remove. The on-rail curtain cleaning service is for exactly this situation, and the details of what it covers are listed under that service in the list below.
My curtain is white and has gone yellow, will the colour come back?
Yellowing in white curtains usually comes from a combination of greasy dust and moisture, especially near kitchen windows or AC vents. Washing suited to the fabric type removes this build-up in most cases. When you call, we ask where the curtain hangs and what it is made of to get a sense of its condition.
What affects the cost of curtain cleaning?
The price depends on the fabric type, the number of curtains, their length and condition, and whether they need taking down and rehung or can be cleaned in place. We agree the details once you describe what you have.
What should I prepare before the cleaning appointment?
Clear the area under the curtains of light furniture and objects. If you can take the curtains down and fold them beforehand, that helps. If they are heavy or fitted high, tell us when we agree the appointment so we can prepare accordingly.
Are silk or printed curtains washed the same way as other curtains?
No. Silk and printed fabrics are more sensitive to hot water and vigorous washing than heavier materials such as blackout fabric. Tell us the fabric type or send a photo when you contact us and we agree on the right approach.
What should I check when the work is done?
Check each curtain in good light and look for any marks that remain or any change in colour. Also check that the hanging rings or hooks are in place and that the curtain hangs level on the rail. If you notice anything, tell us before we leave.
Curtain cleaning by area
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- `Ajaj
- `Ushayrah
- Ad Dabbiyat al Janubiyat
- Ad Dahinah
- Ad Dahu
- Al `Amar (near Harmah)
- Al `Attar
- Al `Uwaynid
- Al Allawah (near Marat)
- Al Ashariyah
- Al Badi`ah, Riyadh
- Al Barrah (near Al Hayathim)
- Al Faysaliyah (near Hawtat Sudayr)
- Al Ghaylanah
- Al Hada (near Al Hayathim)
- Al Hair, Riyadh
- Al Hazm (near Afif)
- Al Hinnah
- Al Hurayyiq (near Al Qasab)
- Al Iskan (near Al Majma'ah)
- Al Iskan Al Khairi
- Al Jadidah
- Al Jazah
- Al Khafaq al Jadid
- Al Khair
- Al Khalidiyah (near Al Qasab)
- Al Khasirah
- Al Khutamah
- Al Lughf
- Al Malaz
- Al Mansourah
- Al Marqab (near Al Majma'ah)
- Al Mashriq
- Al Masil
- Al Maslakh
- Al Midrajia
- Al Mith`ab
- Al Murjan
- Al Qura, Riyadh
- Al Tadamun (near Albijadiyah)
- Al Wahah (near Hawtat Sudayr)
- Al Wahah (Saad area)
- Al Wahah, Riyadh
- Al Wasam (near Afif)
- Al Wusayyi`ah (near Al Ghat)
- Al Yarmouk, Riyadh
- Al Yasmin (Saad area)
- Al-Dubiyah
- Alfiha (Ad Dawadimi area)
- Alhazem (near Wadi Ad Dawasir)
- Alwatan
- An Nafl (near Tumayr)
- An Nakheel, Riyadh
- An Nur
- Ar Rafi`ah (near Hadhlulah)
- Ar Rafi`ah (near Umm Athlah)
- Ar Rawdah, Riyadh
- Ar Rehab (near Ad Dilam)
- Ar Ruwaydah (near Tumayr)
- As Saadah
- As Sakran
- As Salam (Ar Rayn area)
- As Sinaiyah District
- Ash Shalaal
- Ash Shalawiyah
- Ash Sharafiyah (near Al Qasab)
- Ash Shumaisi
- At Tasrir
- At Tawdihiyah
- At Tawilah
- Badr Janoubi
- Gharnatah, Riyadh
- Hadhlulah
- Hulayfah
- Huwaytah
- Ibn Sa`dan
- Imam Muhammad ibn Saud University
- Industrial (near Ad Dawadimi)
- Industrial (near Marat)
- Khafs Daghrah
- Khuff
- King Abdulaziz (near Al Majma'ah)
- King Faisal (near Albijadiyah)
- King Saud University
- Ma`talah
- Malham
- Marjan
- Mushrifah (near Sajir)
- Oraid
- Prince Sultan
- Quday`an
- Saad
- Sulbukh
- Sunset district
- Umm Al Hamam Ash Sharqi
- Umm Asalam
- Umm Tulayhah (near Ushayqir)
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