Enjoying a tasty snack on your sofa is a fantastic feeling, but one spill can ruin your cozy furniture. Messy foods and dark drinks are notorious for leaving stains that are challenging to remove without heavy-duty upholstery cleaning. While you may do your best to avoid spills, accidents do happen. If you need to wait a few days before the cleaners come to remove the stain, you have a few options for keeping the spot out of sight.

3 Easy Ways to Hide Furniture Stains

1. Use a Couch Cover

Slipcovers, also known as couch covers, are an excellent way to hide stains that would typically require thorough upholstery cleaning. Available in a wide range of styles and colors, a new slipcover will do more than cover a blemish. Change the look of an entire room with a fashionable couch cover that reflects your style.

2. Flip the Cushion

An easy solution for stains on your couch cushion is to flip it over to the other side.  Most stains won't soak through to the unseen portion of the cushion, so turn it over to unveil a perfect seat. While this is not a permanent solution, flipping the cushion allows your couch to look pristine until you can get upholstery cleaning.

3. Cover With a Pillow

Pillows are a fun addition to any room, so try adding new throw-pillows to furniture after an unfortunate accident. Combine an eclectically designed pillow with a neutral-colored couch to add vibrancy to your space or add similar colored cushions to compliment the overall room decor. A stain can't affect your aesthetic if it's out of sight, so be creative when thinking of ways to cover it up.

When you need professional upholstery cleaning, trust the experts at Lakes Area Professional Carpet Care in Branson, MO. With over 28 years of experience, this family-owned company provides exceptional carpet cleaning, water damage cleaning, and stain protection to the areas of Branson, Kimberling City, Ozark, Hollister, Forsyth, and Nixa.  Visit their website for a look at services or call for an appointment at (417) 334-6049 in Branson, (417) 739-5537 in Kimberling, and (417) 485-5651 in Ozark.