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Microfiber couches are popular because they resist stains well. Whether you have kids, pets, or just everyday wear and tear, your couch can get dirty. Common

Got a microfiber couch? You need to know how to clean a microfiber couch with some easy tips! It's easy to keep it looking good as new!

Find out how to clean a microfiber couch with these simple cleaning tips. Remove stains, refresh the fabric, and make your couch or chair look brand new.

Since my daughter is 2, the rocking chair in her nursery has become our reading chair. It is where we snuggle up under a blanket and read her bedtime stories, it's one of my favorite parts of the day. Post contains affiliate links. Unfortunately, the chair is microfiber and gets dirty very easily. I needed

Find out how to clean a microfiber couch with these simple cleaning tips. Remove stains, refresh the fabric, and make your couch or chair look brand new.

Has your microfiber couch seen better days? Find out how to clean a microfiber couch, keep it clean, and when to call a pro here.

Cleaning a microfiber couch may seem like a daunting task, but with the right techniques and products, it can be done easily and effectively.

A new TikTok trend features people making a cleaning solution out of laundry pods, dipping a cloth in the mixture, and wrapping the cloth around a pot lid for easy couch cleaning.

How to remove tough stains from a microfiber couch with 2 simple ingredients you already have!

This easy-to-follow tutorial shows you how to clean a microfiber couch using two ingredients: rubbing alcohol and distilled water.

This is about different ways on how to clean a heavily soiled microfiber couch using carpet shampooer, Windex, rubbing alcohol, and vinegar.

Microfiber couch, stool, or chair looking dirty and stained? Clean it quickly with our Windex microfiber cleaning hack.

This easy-to-follow tutorial shows you how to clean a microfiber couch using two ingredients: rubbing alcohol and distilled water.

Check out these tips about how to clean a microfiber couch. It's an easy DIY solution you probably have in your house! It's so quick and easy!

This easy-to-follow tutorial shows you how to clean a microfiber couch using two ingredients: rubbing alcohol and distilled water.

Cleaning your couch depends on its material, and using the wrong method or solution might harm the fabric. We've compiled step-by-step instructions, the best

Find out how to clean a microfiber couch with these simple cleaning tips. Remove stains, refresh the fabric, and make your couch or chair look brand new.

You can remove mildew from fabric by using common household ingredients such as liquid detergent and salt.

Microfiber couches are popular because they resist stains well. Whether you have kids, pets, or just everyday wear and tear, your couch can get dirty. Common

When we bought our new microfiber chairs, I was excited! I loved the sea-blue color. I loved the feel of them. I loved the matching ottomans. What I learned NOT to love, soon enough, was the spots that are always on them! If anyone used them or touched them, they left marks. Our kids hands

Find out how to clean a microfiber couch with these simple cleaning tips. Remove stains, refresh the fabric, and make your couch or chair look brand new.

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A little over a year ago I posted on how to clean a mircofiber couch using a spray bottle, rubbing alcohol, a sponge and a bristle brush. ...

In four simple steps you can learn how to clean microfiber furniture. You do not want to miss seeing the before and after photos in this post.

This is a guide about cleaning permanent marker (Sharpie) on a microfiber couch. Although sometimes difficult to remove from upholstery, you may be able to get Sharpie off of your microfiber couch.

This easy-to-follow tutorial shows you how to clean a microfiber couch using two ingredients: rubbing alcohol and distilled water.

Thanks to HomeRight for providing a SteamMachine Model 53 for review. As always, all opinions are 100% my own. This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. As you may know, we are getting close to finishing up a massive basement renovation. We have been doing it all on a tiny budget, which means being creative with furnishing the main living area. If you saw my "before" pictures, you would have noticed that all we had in the room before was a recliner, side table, and TV, (a.k.a. the castoffs) so we needed to purchase a few more pieces to make the space functional. If you have not been shopping for couches lately, they are expensive! We actually need to replace the love seat in our living room and we cannot even find one of those for less than $500, even at the discount stores. But I digress... A few months back, one of our good friends got new living room furniture and was selling their old couch and recliner for almost nothing. Usually I am weird about buying pieces like this because I know firsthand the nastiness that can be embedded in the fabric. (sweaty boys, dog slobber, spilled food and drink) But, it was such a good deal that I was just gonna throw a slipcover over it and be done. Before Cleaning Recently, I got the chance to test the new HomeRight SteamMachine Model 53 and I knew my first project would be the stained couch. It did not disappoint...read on to see the "after"! Supplies: Microfiber cleaning cloth or sponge Spray bottle Rubbing alcohol Distilled water HomeRight SteamMachine First, I vacuumed the couch well, since it had been downstairs in the middle of our demolition zone. (a drop cloth can only do so much) Next, I spot cleaned it with rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle. I read that you should not use other cleaners on microfiber because they can leave spots. I used a microfiber rag and worked in small areas, spraying and rubbing; you could see the dirt immediately transfer onto the rag. Once I finished cleaning a decent sized area, I went over it with the steam cleaner. I used the small, round brush head to fluff up the couch fibers. I repeated these steps until I had cleaned the entire couch. It was pretty stained, so it took me about an hour total, but the results are totally worth it! The HomeRight SteamMachine Model 53 comes with multiple attachments to use on a variety of surfaces. Next up are the tile floors in my bathrooms! Disclaimer: Please read all instructions before using the steam cleaner and exercise reasonable safety precautions. Real Girl's Realm will not be responsible for any injuries or damages from the use of any information on this blog.

Couches are often the centerpiece of living rooms, dens or studies. They are big, comfortable and get a lot of traffic. People are constantly sitting, working or eating on them. Couches take a good deal of abuse in any household.

In my dream of dreams I would have a spotless house every day. Every crevice would be clean. Somehow that just doesn't happen. Lately I've been...

This post is sponsored by HomeRight, all thoughts and opinions are my own. One of my biggest household struggles is keeping my things nice and clean with two crazy kids running the house. Inevitably I'm fighting with a stain here or there each week trying desperately to get it out before it sets in permanently.