Lounge odours come from different sources — pet urine, smoke, food spills, body oils and trapped soil in the fabric and filling. Fragrance only masks the cause. Professional odour removal identifies the source, treats the affected fabric and, where needed, neutralises the filling. Some deep contamination may require repeated treatment.
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Lounge odours come from different sources — pet urine, smoke, food spills, body oils and trapped soil in the fabric and filling. Fragrance only masks the cause. Professional odour removal identifies the source, treats the affected fabric and, where needed, neutralises the filling. Some deep contamination may require repeated treatment.
Pet accidents, smoke, food spills, body oils and daily soil. Odour compounds penetrate the fabric and can reach the filling.
Most odours are treatable once the source is identified. Odour deep in the filling may need targeted treatment or, in severe cases, reupholstering.
A smell that lingers after airing, localised odour on one seat, or odour that returns after cleaning.
Fragrance sprays mask odour temporarily. Professional treatment neutralises the source compounds in the fabric and filling.
Most odours are greatly reduced or eliminated. We will tell you before treating if the filling is heavily contaminated.
Identify the odour source
Assess fabric and filling contamination
Apply source-specific neutralising treatment
Gentle extraction and rinse
Treat filling where accessible
Speed-dry and verify
We provide this service across the Newcastle and Hunter region:
Yes, in most cases. Surface contamination responds well; deep urine in the filling may need targeted treatment.
Yes, smoke residue can be treated, though heavy or long-term smoke may need several treatments.
If the source is fully treated, odour usually does not return. If the filling remains contaminated, it can.
Usually 2–6 hours depending on fabric and airflow.
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