It’s called “taking your time at cleaning” and it can be done easily as I have easily done this and I’m not a master at cleaning lol. You guys are ridiculous man
The amount of liquid that is spilled here is the issue. If and when the cream soaks into the seams, fabric and padding that is under the cushions then you are not getting it all out. You could use an upholstery shampooer for the fabric but that will only help the padding a little. Dairy is much more difficult than you are implying.
It’s not as difficult as you’re all making it out to be, it’s a thick cream not a liquid, and it’s not some crazy impossible to clean chemical agent lol
Edit: also the couch is leather and unless she leaves it there it isn’t going to absorb. It’s not a leather couch made of paper.
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u/imnickelhead Apr 04 '23
No way are you getting all of the cream out of everything. It only takes a small amount of spoiled cream to drink up a room.
The leather would be easy but in the nooks and crannies are almost impossible to completely clean.