
Wondering what kind of stains can permanently damage your curtains?
In Singapore homes, the most common culprits are food and drink spills, mould from humidity, ink marks, pet accidents, and smoke odours. Left untreated, these stains don’t just look unsightly — they can weaken fabric and shorten the lifespan of your curtains.
The good news? Each stain can be managed with the right cleaning method. Here’s a guide to identify and remove the 5 stains that will ruin your curtains before it’s too late.
Spilled coffee, tea, curry, or juice can leave dark marks that are difficult to remove if they set.
How to remove:
For greasy stains, sprinkle baking soda first to absorb oil before wiping.

Singapore’s humid climate makes mould and mildew a frequent problem, especially on curtains near windows.
How to remove:
Fully sun-dry curtains to prevent regrowth.

A stray pen or marker can leave stubborn blue or black marks on fabric.
How to remove:
For delicate fabrics or large stains, professional cleaning is recommended.

Pets can leave paw prints, drool, or urine stains that not only discolour curtains but also leave lingering odours.
How to remove:
Wash with fabric-safe detergent and air dry thoroughly.

Cigarette smoke or cooking fumes can cling to curtains, causing yellowish stains and unpleasant odours over time.
How to remove:
Regularly air curtains under sunlight to prevent long-term odour build-up.

Some stains may fade with home remedies, but delicate fabrics, large spills, or deep-seated odours often need professional care.
At Cleanclean, we use fabric-safe methods to restore curtains to their best condition — without the hassle or risk of damage.
Don’t wait until stains ruin your curtains. Book your professional cleaning with Cleanclean today and bring freshness back to your home.
Oct 1, 2025
