Inside my "Rug Plant" which is a single car garage, and how I handle cleaning several types of rugs at the same time.<BR><BR>


My first try with a cheap digital camera.<BR> A mistake because of the poor picture quality.<BR> But I wanted to have some record of the number and variety of rugs I do on a regular basis.<BR><BR>
Image02.JPG Shows a hand made wool tufted rug hanging.<BR><BR>
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Image03.JPG Shows another part of the same rug, and part of a wool oriental.<BR><BR>
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Image04.JPG shows the rest of the oriental, another wool hand tufted rug and a red cotton rag rug.<BR><BR>
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Image05.JPG shows another angle, with a wool oriental next to the red cotton rag rug.<BR><BR>
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Image06.JPG shows 2 different wool oriental rugs.<BR><BR>
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Image07 shows another rug pole with another red cotton rag rug, and workshop wall.<BR><BR>
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Image09.JPG shows another angle of the hanging rugs.<BR><BR>
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Image10.JPG Another angle.<BR><BR>
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Image16.JPG About to clean another rug under the hanging ones.<BR><BR>
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Image23.JPG Using the Chemstractor connected to my Truck Mount.<BR><BR>
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Image33,JPG shows the hoses running from the Truck Mount to the Chemstractor <BR><BR>
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Image35.JPG Starting to clean the back of a nylon rug prior to cleaning the face.<BR><BR>
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Image36.JPG Removing a lot of soil from the back of the rug.<BR><BR>
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Image45.JPG Cleaning the face of the nylon rug.<BR><BR>
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Image46.JPG Cleaning the back of another wool oriental rug.<BR><BR>
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Image 50.JPG one way to clean a very dirty fringe by tilting the shampoo brush.<BR><BR>
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Image52.JPG Shows the brush turning in the direction away from the rug, so the fringe does not tangle.<BR><BR>
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Image 57.JPG shows the dirt collected in the Truck Mount's clear view filter.<BR><BR>
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Image59.JPG the Chemstractor finished, wrapped up.<BR><BR>
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Image61.JPG Ready to load the Chemstractor back in the truck.<BR><BR>
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A couple hours work for $500. Not bad.<BR><BR>

I have since replaced the cheap camera.<BR><BR>