In-home leather furniture cleaning
Leather looks like it never gets dirty, but over time it absorbs skin oils, sweat, dust and food residue. Armrests, headrests and seats darken first — you get a greasy shine, stickiness and dark patches. Household products and wet wipes only clean the surface and often dry the leather out, so it starts to crack.
How we clean leather
First we identify the type of leather and test the product on a hidden area. We clean with dedicated leather products and soft brushes, without excess water, so the surface and color stay intact. Armrests and seats get several passes until the built-up grease is gone.
Genuine leather, faux leather and suede
Each material needs a different approach. Genuine leather doesn't tolerate harsh chemicals, faux leather scratches easily, and suede must not get wet — it's cleaned with dry and semi-dry methods. That's why we always check the material first and tell you honestly what result to expect.
Stains on leather
We remove grease stains, drink and food marks and darkened areas. Ballpoint pen, dye transfer from clothing (e.g. jeans) and old stains can't always be removed completely — we'll tell you upfront from a photo.
Leather cleaning price
We quote from a photo, upfront and fixed. The price depends on the size of the furniture, the type of leather and how dirty it is.
Areas we cover
We come to every part of Belgrade: New Belgrade (Novi Beograd), Zemun, Vračar, Zvezdara, Voždovac, Čukarica, Palilula, Stari Grad, Savski Venac, Rakovica, Banovo Brdo, Karaburma, Mirijevo, Borča and nearby suburbs.
We also do
fabric sofa cleaning,
mattress cleaning,
carpet cleaning and
curtain cleaning. All prices are on the
prices page.