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Plant washing rugs since 1956
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While we do cleaning of carpets at the customer's location, We feel that plant washing of loose rugs removes a larger amount of soils, etc., than a surface cleaning on location. This process is a genuinely superior system for removal of large amounts of soil. Washing of loose rugs of all types is done at our location in the "Old Fashioned " way. All washing is done with the rug flat on a concrete floor- not tumbled, and not steam cleaned. We find that flooding, soaping, scrubbing, rinsing, and soureing then hanging up to dry is the most thorough way to clean oriental rugs, domestic rugs, hooked rugs, braids, etc., of wool, cotton, silk, or synthetic fibers of all kinds. Both the face and the back recieve the same treatment, (if the back is washable). All soils, spots, spills, and stains recieve the individual attention and effort they require, that is possible to remove. When the rugs are dry, fringes are hand combed, and those that need bleached get what they need for the best appearance. Silk rugs are gently hand scrubbed, all others are machine scrubbed. Our process takes a week in plant for best results. |
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