Mr Metsan provides specialist curtain cleaning across Cape Town, with a strong focus on cleaning curtains safely while they are still hanging. For routine maintenance cleaning, we use thorough vacuuming and controlled steam to remove surface dirt, dust and many visible marks without unnecessary handling or saturation.

Fine building dust can settle deep into curtains and linings after renovations. We use thorough vacuum extraction and controlled cleaning to remove as much embedded dust as practical without unnecessary saturation.

Regular maintenance helps remove accumulated dust, airborne dirt and smoke-related contamination from curtains while they remain hanging, with minimal disruption to the room.

Where mould contamination is limited and the fabric allows it, we can carry out controlled mould treatment and cleaning. We assess the material first, because some fabrics and severe mould contamination may require specialist off-site treatment or replacement.
Curtain cleaning is often less about aggressive washing and more about careful maintenance. After renovations, annual cleaning, smoke exposure and everyday airborne contamination can leave curtains looking dull and holding significant amounts of fine dirt.
For suitable curtains, we work while they are hanging, combining thorough vacuum extraction with controlled steam and appropriate cleaning compounds. This removes surface contamination and many visible marks without unnecessary handling or saturation.
Fabric type, dyes, linings and construction all matter. Linen, viscose, cotton and blended fabrics can react very differently to moisture and heat, so we test where there is any uncertainty.
Mould requires particular care. Where contamination is limited and the fabric is suitable, we can treat and clean affected areas. Where mould is severe, deeply established or the material is too vulnerable, we will say so rather than risk damaging the curtain.
Our approach is simple: remove what can safely be removed, use the minimum moisture necessary, and know when an on-site clean is appropriate — and when it isn’t.