Our State of the Art rug cleaning facility utilizes a fusion of rug washing methods, which couples the hand-detailing of highly skilled technicians with the most sophisticated rug washing machinery on the market.
As a result, we are able to enhance your rugs, bringing out the richness in color and softness of the wool.We pay close attention to each rug we clean to ensure that it gets the specific attention needed to bring it back to its original beauty.
Our time-tested techniques help with most common textile issues, including pet dander, mold and mildew, ground-in dirt, and stains.
Cleaning Steps
Our Flawless Cleaning process
1. Pre-Inspection
Your rugs will be pre-inspected before any cleaning begins. We first measure and identify the construction type and the fiber type(s).
2. Dry Soil Removal
Next, we remove loose, dry soil and dust from the rug. Dry soil is the majority of the soiling in all textiles due to everyday traffic and use. Natural fibers, especially wool, can hide a good bit of dry soil.
3. Pre-Treat & Pre-Condition
Most rugs will need a pre-treatment of some sort. Pre-conditioning is especially useful for preserving dyes in brightly-colored rugs and preventing any colors from running.
4. Agitation & Dwell Time
Next, area rugs are gently agitated to remove embedded soil by a specially-equipped machine and/or by hand. Special attention is given to areas of concern and any fringe detailing.
5. Rinse & Extract
Depending on the necessary approach of cleaning for each rug, the rinse and extract method can vary. Some of our methods include full-immersion washing, hand-washing, bonnet cleaning, dry cleaning, and low-moisture cleaning.
6. Speed Dry
A critical step to rug washing is the drying process. We have built a custom rug-drying room that blows air through the floor, allowing the rug to float in the air and dry from both sides simultaneously.
7. Post-Inspection
Once the rugs are dry, they are given a thorough post-inspection by professionals to ensure quality control.
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