I don’t see a code on either tag. Which leads me to believe it’s dry clean/ solvent needing.

What is the article?

@Patricia Colwell Consulting sofa

http://www.leeindustries.com/contactus_form

Call the store you purchesed it from since my understanding is California has real rules about many chemicals used . Myself I have not used ad ry cleaner for 15 yrs. I ahte the smell of stuff drycleaned and honestly how would that work with a sofa anyway. Maybe tell us what needs cleaning IMO polyester can be washed if it is the pillows and a mild soap and water for stains on parts not washable by hand or in the gentle cycle on your machine. Jennifer gave you a great contact

@Patricia Colwell Consulting id like to try to get this old paint stain out if I can as well as freshen up the upholstery

I hate to say this, but I wouldn't hold out a lot of hope for cleaning either of those stains. A slip cover may be a better option.

@Jennifer Hogan the first is under the cushions on the frame and the second isn’ta stain I just want to clean the fabric

Hiring an in-home upholstery cleaning service might be your best bet.

Ok so all was a fail. I guess I could hire a service.

What’s the risk in trying something like a Bissell Upholstery Cleaner in an inconspicuous spot? Shouldn’t 100% polyester be pretty cleanable?

Neither of those labels say the actual fabric is polyester. They refer to the fillings and foam.

I had an almost white carpet once and my niece's dog chewed up a black sharpie on the carpet. I had nothing to lose so I used Resolve and it cleaned it. I still can't believe it came out, but it did.

What is the very worst that could happen if you try and it fails? Most furniture fabrics are pretty color safe and shouldn't be harmed using an upholstery cleaner.