What can be a consequence of using too much cleaning solution?

Using too much cleaning solution can indeed lead to residue build-up on upholstered surfaces. When an excessive amount of cleaning product is used, it does not always get fully rinsed out during the cleaning process. As a result, the leftover residue can attract dirt and grime over time, ultimately making the upholstery look dull and dirty more quickly than it would if the correct amount of cleaner had been utilized. This residue can also affect the tactile feel of the fabric, potentially creating a sticky or greasy feeling that detracts from the overall comfort and appearance of the upholstery.

Additionally, the build-up of cleaning solution can contribute to a range of other problems, including potential damage to the fabric fibers and a negative impact on the appearance of the upholstery. Too much cleaning solution can interfere with the natural properties of the fabric, impacting its breathability and susceptibility to staining in the future. Therefore, maintaining the proper dilution and application of cleaning solutions is crucial in achieving effective and safe cleaning results.