Evesham Rug Cleaners

By thoroughly examining your rug we are able to identify its origin and construction in order to adopt the correct cleaning method to ensure it is cleaned safely, as standard we would make a note of any existing issues or aspects that require extra treatment on your customer care form and discuss them with you.

Using our Hepa filtered commercial vacuum system we carefully vacuum your rug in 4 directions to remove as much of the surface soiling as possible.

Your rug is placed on a grid face down and specialist rug dusting machinery is used on the reverse side in order to gently beat out all embedded soiling and dust trapped in the base that cannot be removed by vacuuming alone. The gentle motion of the machine removes even compacted soiling which has built up over time. This is a vital process as wet cleaning a rug without dusting it simply turns all the dry soiling into a ‘soup’ which will resurface during drying.

Each rug will be subjected to a testing procedure in order to ensure the dyes used are colour fast, many woven rugs use vegetable dye or similar which requires the use of an alternative solution to prevent dye migration or running. This stage is an important part of guaranteeing your rug has the safest clean possible.

Providing your rug is suitable for wet cleaning (as decided in Step 1) the rug will be submersion cleaned in our specially designed rug pit. The pit is filled with water, the rug placed in it and then the appropriate cleaning solution applied and agitated in gently using another machine, or in some cases by hand should the rug be fragile, this process is carried out on both the front and rear of the rug.

At this point we again visually inspect the rug and any spots or stains that have not been removed will be treated with a solution from our specifically formulated selection.

Fringes can often be part of the base fibre of the rug and require individual treatment, at this stage they are gently cleaned by hand.

All soiling, solution and debris is flushed from your rug using a constant flow of water in our rinsing pit, this makes sure that any contaminants are rinsed away (such as pet accidents, spills etc). After flushing the majority of the remaining water is forced out using a rug roller.

This is a vital step that sets us aside from most other local companies, we roll your rug up and place it in our specially imported rug cleaning centrifuge, a 4.2m long rug spin dryer. Once in motion further clean water is added to the centrifuge until the water coming out is clear indicating all soiling and contaminants have been successfully removed. The water supply is then stopped and the centrifuge left to run to remove all remaining water. Once removed from the centrifuge the rug will be almost dry avoiding all problems associated with leaving a rug wet for too long.

Your rug will now be placed in our temperature controlled dehumidified drying area to quickly remove all remaining moisture. During the drying process your rug will be hand groomed to align all fibres correctly and straighten fringes where applicable enhancing the finished appearance.

Once dry we will again inspect your rug to make sure it’s the cleanest it can be, that way we guarantee your satisfaction, it is then Hepa vacuumed again, rolled and packaged in a protective cover ready to be delivered back to you at your convenience.