• 1. Shampoo Selection: Choose an appropriate upholstery shampoo that is safe for the specific type of fabric. Always check the manufacturer's care instructions for any special considerations.
• 2. Application: The shampoo is typically diluted in water, based on product instructions. It can be applied using a soft-bristle brush or a cloth to gently work the solution into the fabric.
• 3. Agitation: Lightly scrub or agitate the fabric with the brush to help lift dirt and grime from the fibers without damaging the upholstery.

4. Extraction:

• Rinsing: If using a machine designed for upholstery cleaning, hot water extraction may apply where hot water is sprayed onto the fabric while simultaneously vacuuming it back up, which helps to remove dirt and shampoo.
• Manual Rinse: If not using a machine, use a clean cloth dampened with water to blot the fabric and remove any excess shampoo residue, followed by blotting with a dry cloth to absorb moisture.

5. Drying:

• Drying Time: Allow the chair to air dry completely. Good ventilation can help speed up the drying process. Avoid using the chair until it's fully dry to prevent dirt from sticking to damp fabric.

6. Post-Cleaning Care:

• Final Vacuuming: Once dry, vacuum the chair again to lift the fibers back into shape and remove any remaining debris.