Curtain & Drapery Cleaning in Dubai & Sharjah

Yes, and that is how we clean most curtains. We use low-moisture steam with the panels still on the rail, so you are never left with bare windows or waiting for a rehang. It suits cotton, polyester, linen blends and blackout linings. Silk, velvet, embroidered and heavily soiled curtains are better cleaned at our workshop, where they can be washed, pressed and then rehung with the pleats reset.

Curtains are quoted per job rather than from a published rate, because the cost follows the number of panels, the drop height (double-height living room drapes need access equipment and more time), the fabric, and whether the work is on-site or off-site with removal and rehanging. Send photos and the drop measurement on WhatsApp and we will quote. The service can also be booked on the published deep-cleaning rate of AED 40 per hour.

Once or twice a year for most homes in Dubai and Sharjah — more often than is usually advised in milder climates, because of the amount of airborne dust. Windows facing main roads or construction sites, and homes with smokers or pets, do better on a six-month cycle. Kitchen curtains need the most attention, because they absorb the airborne grease that travels with cooking steam.

Yes, with the settings adjusted. A blackout lining is a rubberised or acrylic coating that can crack under excessive heat or heavy water, so we use low-moisture steam at a safe distance and do not wet the lining. Silk is sensitive to water marking and dye migration, so we patch-test a hidden section first and often prefer off-site cleaning, where moisture and drying can be controlled far more precisely.