Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shade Cleaning

This type of shades are accordion-type looking shades and thus get cleaned with our cleaning system or our Ultrasonic Cleaning process.

Since they have glue keeping each pleat together it is very important that we wash them with care as to not split the pleats.

If your shade is older and/or has not been taken care of, the glue in between the pleats can be dried up and if that is the case we cannot be held responsible if the epoxy comes undone during washing.

We are going to, although, help with fixing it or maybe order a completely new material for you, both at more affordable costs.

We clean in between the pleats, in the cells, front and back of the shade, we also completely clean the cords, if there are any.

We also clean up all motorized, corded as well as cord-less Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shades.  We have pretty much all accessories in store.

These specific shades can only be picked, cleaned up as well as delivered. We are not able to clean them on site.

We clean all quantities, materials, patterns and types of Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shades.

We will pick-up, clean, dry, delivery and re-hang your Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Window shades.

If you are not pleased with the end results we will take the Roller or Clutch Shade back, redo it and have it back very quickly.

And remember…We as well distribute new Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shade.

How We Do This?

We Set Up A Scheduled Appointment To Issue An Estimate, If You Agree, We Will Pick-Up, Clean and Deliver Your Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shades When They Are Complete.

Pick-Up and Delivery Are Always Free.

We Use Only Eco-Friendly Products In Every Of Our Honeycomb/Pleated/Cellular Shade Cleaning Services or even Offer Our Ultrasonic Cleaning Approach.

Feel Free To Call Us, Email Us and even Chat With Us For More Information Or Even Plan An On-Line or On-Site Quote.

With us, Drapery Cleaning Brooklyn You Can Expect To Always Get Truthful, Fast, Friendly and Decent Service!

Ultrasonic cleaning is a process that uses ultrasound (commonly from 20–400 kHz) and an appropriate cleaning solvent to clean items far more delicately in comparison with hand cleaning.

The ultrasound can be used with a solvent suited for the item to be cleaned and the form of soiling present increases the effect.