Curtain cleaning · Singapore
The dustiest thing in the room, quietly handled
Curtains collect dust, humidity, and mould for years without showing it. We clean blackout, day, and standard curtains by weight — plus roman blinds by area — at our own facility.
What we clean
Blackout curtains, day curtains, standard drapes, sheers and organza, and roman blinds. Blackout coatings and rubberised backings need different handling from sheer fabrics — treated wrongly, coatings crack and peel. That judgment is the difference between cleaning curtains and ruining them.
Not sure what comes down and what doesn't? Ask — we'll advise on dismantling before pickup, and hooks and rings are handled carefully so rehanging is painless.
A word of honesty about ageing curtains
Blackout linings don't last forever. Years of strong Singapore sun, fine dust, and humidity slowly break down the coating — and the quality of the lining varies from the day it's hung. We handle every set gently and at the right temperature, but a lining already weakened by age can delaminate in the wash, and it isn't always visible beforehand. Sheers and organza carry the same quiet vulnerability: lovely to live with, but thinned over the years by sunlight and airborne dust.
The single best way to protect them is to wash before the fabric is spent. Regular cleaning genuinely extends how long curtains last — and it clears the dust, humidity, and mould they hold silently, which is better for the air everyone in the room breathes.
How pricing works
Curtains are priced by weight: blackout and day curtains at $20 per kg, standard curtains at $15 per kg, with a $60 minimum per order. Roman blinds are priced by area at $2.50 per square foot with a $30 minimum.
Guide pricing — from
- Blackout curtains, per kg$20.00
- Day curtains, per kg$20.00
- Standard curtains, per kg$15.00
- Roman blinds, per sq ft$2.50
- Minimum charge$60 ($30 blinds)
Concierge service · Islandwide
Take-down & rehanging
Don't want to deal with the ladder, the hooks, and the tracks yourself? We'll take the curtains down, clean them at our facility, and rehang them for you — a scheduled appointment, careful hands on your hardware, hooks handled as part of the job. Nothing for you to dismantle, nothing to refit.
It's booked as a visit, not by weight — so we can quote it before we arrive. From $200 per trip, or 25% of the cleaning total for larger homes, whichever is higher.
Take-down & rehanging — from
- Per visit, from$200.00
- Larger homes25% of clean
- Hooks & hardwareIncluded
Common questions
Curtain cleaning FAQs
How often should curtains be cleaned in Singapore?
It depends on your home. If your windows are usually open, aim for around every six months — dust settles far faster, and left long enough it begins to harbour dust mites that affect indoor air quality and, for anyone sensitive to dust, their breathing. If windows stay mostly closed and the room isn't especially dusty, once a year is usually enough. Bear in mind that even when it isn't obvious, accumulated dust still affects the air you breathe — air-conditioned rooms and humid corners also grow mould on blackout backings, so it's best not to stretch it too far.
Do you take down and rehang the curtains?
Yes — we offer take-down and rehanging as a booked concierge visit: from $200 per trip, or 25% of the cleaning total for larger homes, whichever is higher. Hooks and hardware are handled as part of the job, so there's nothing for you to dismantle or refit. Prefer to do it yourself? Drop the curtains off with the hooks removed and you'll only pay for the cleaning.
Do I need to remove the curtain hooks before sending curtains in?
If you're dropping curtains off for washing only, please take the hooks out first. Hooks left in have to be removed by hand — one by one before cleaning, and refitted after — so if we do that for you, a handling fee applies. (If we take the curtains down for you, hooks are handled as part of that service.)
Do you offer steam cleaning or on-site curtain cleaning?
No, and deliberately. Steaming or cleaning curtains while they hang can freshen the surface, but it can't lift the dust, grit, and dust mites held deep in the fabric — and Singapore's humidity means curtains harbour plenty of both. The only way to get curtains genuinely clean is to take the whole panel down and wash it properly at our facility. No shortcuts here.
Will blackout coating survive cleaning?
Usually, when handled correctly — blackout backings need lower temperatures and gentler processing than regular fabric, which is exactly why we price and process them separately. That said, a lining already weakened by years of sun, dust, and humidity can delaminate in the wash, and it isn't always visible beforehand. Washing regularly, before the coating is spent, is the best way to get full life from them.