Rug Cleaning Process

Rug Cleaning Process

At Contemporary Area Rug Store your oriental Rugs are precious possessions. They also represent a sizable investments. Complete submersion process is used, its that simple, YOU MAY ASK WHY Your Rugs add to the beauty of your house. they finish off the decor of a room and make it warm and inviting, among the things they invite are a host of impurities-dirt and grime settle deep in the pile of your Rug along with hair and dander from your pets, and bacteria and other microbes find your Rug a perfect place to lurk and Multiply. while simple coffee and food stains are easily apparent, most of the impurities will wedge them selves deeper into your Rug, making them resistant to removal by vacuuming. in sort, what you think is clean Rug could actually be harboring a host of germs and allergens, and you don’t even know it.

The cleaning process for Oriental Rugs is a Multi-step process which includes:

  • 1. Pre-wash inspection to determine Rug quality and overall condition.
  • 2. Dye testing, to determine the color fastness
  • 3. Power dusting, to get out the loose soil.
  • 4. Hand cleaning and Rinsing.
  • 5. Moisture removal with wringer.
  • 6. Drying in a humidity-controlled environment.
  • 7. We use Anti-microbial treatments, enzymes, for removal of strong odor.
  • 8. Urine decontamination: the aggressive option when a rug has excessive staining and odor. the process includes disinfect-deodorize and sanitize.

The custom-built vibrating dusting machine gets to work, gently loosening the deeply embedded dirt from both the front and back of your rug. The rug is then totally soaked and submerged in cool water, along with mild, organic shampoo. As it sets in, this process breaks down and brings out all impurities and any additional deep-set dirt and dust trapped within the fibers and foundations. Then the rug is rinsed with purified water to flush out and remove all the impurities until the water runs clear. Then excess water is squeezed out and the rug is left to air dry. We also dry some rugs on a blocking table as they are prone to losing their shape when wet. Once the rug is completely dry, the final steps include brushing the rug and its fringes. After this, a final inspection is performed and upon passing the inspection, the rug is rolled up and ready to be delivered.