Curtain Cleaning

Exclusively utilizing the finest cleaning equipment in London, we guarantee optimal results in carpet, upholstery, and curtain cleaning, as well as effective stain removal.

As of now, we do not provide dry cleaning services for our customers; however, this is part of our upcoming plans. Our curtain cleaning service is designed to exceed your expectations, and your curtains will be dry within 2-3 hours, emanating a fresh, clean scent and brightening the entire room.

When assessing curtains for cleaning, we follow our tried and tested steps:

Curtain Cleaning

Check Colourfastness,
Check Fabric stability
Check Age

We have dealt with curtains of all ages from antique window dressings to the most modern of curtains. We know our stuff and we have the right cleaning material to apply to every kind of fabric imaginable and we know exactly how to handle even the most delicate of fabrics. If you have ever had your curtains cleaned you will know the improvement it can make to the whole room. It is something that people often neglect to do, sometimes for years, as curtains rarely appear very dirty. However years of people smoking and just living, as well as sticky little fingers clutching them, can take their toll. You would be horrified if you could see the amount of dirt that comes out of curtains that look perfectly clean!

Some of the Reasons That You Should Have Your Curtains Cleaned:

Removing deep down accumulated dirt
A healthy atmosphere that helps to prevent allergies
Leaving your rooms with a fresh smell
A more welcoming environment for friends and family

Regularly having your curtains cleaned by the curtain-cleaning experts at A1 London Cleaning ensures that the window dressing in your home or office is always something to be proud of. Routine curtain cleaning adds a subtle yet tangible air of sophistication to your space, making it inviting to others. If you’re contemplating curtain cleaning in London, be sure to reach out to us first. Whether you have old or new, antique or avant-garde window coverings, they will be in safe hands with our expert cleaning service.

The earliest curtains were made from animal skins. People living in warmer climates would soak them in water and allow the wind to blow through them creating an air conditioner effect.
There is evidence that ancient Egyptians tied reeds together to hang in openings for privacy.
At the beginning of the 19^th century, many people spoke out against the use of draperies, saying they were too expensive, too dusty, and too hard to make.