| Type | Best for | Advantages | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active foam | Localized stains and quick drying | Comfortable, controlled and easy to remove | View foams |
| Textile spray | Frequent use and maintenance | Quick application in small areas | View sprays |
| Kit with a soft brush | Upholstery with more marked dirt | Better mechanical control | View kits |
Pros and cons overview
- Foams usually leave less free water, so they're the safer option for upholstery that can't take much moisture.
- Sprays are comfortable for regular maintenance, but do less on stains that have already set.
- Kits with a brush take more time, but usually give better results on deep or old stains.
Tips before you buy
- Always test the product on an inconspicuous area first to avoid fabric damage.
- Use a microfiber cloth to apply foam or spray for even coverage and to avoid overspray.
- Wash your hands after using chemical products to protect your skin.
- Store cleaners in a cool, dry place to keep them effective.
- Combine foam with a soft brush for deeper, more stubborn stains.
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