We clean your area rug in order to get it back to the original look. All types of area rugs and fabrics can be cleaned. With the help of our special products the cleaning prosidior will not harm or damage your oriental\area rugs.

Know your fabric…

There are two groups of rug materials:

Natural:  Animal or plant fibers, including: wool, cotton, sisal, jute,Sea grass or bamboo.

Synthetic:  Man-made material such as viscose, rayon, nylon, acrylic or polypropylene/olefin.

wool

 Wool is widely used and it is the main component of higher quality pile area rugs. Wool is a resilient material and it has greater durability than synthetic material. Wool absorbs and retains dyes amazingly well. It is naturally resistant to fire, water and stains. Wool area rugs also naturally resist dust mites, which is important to people with allergies, because dust mites can aggravate allergies.

cotton

 Cotton is a natural fiber that is strong and durable. Area rugs made with the cotton-wool blend have a nice feel, especially on bare feet. Cotton-wool rugs usually cost less than all-wool rugs, but people should be aware that cotton has a tendency to wear out sooner than

Sisal

 Sisal has long, fine fibers that allow it to be made into smooth textured yarn. Sisal rugs are anti-static, sound absorbing, flame retardant and long lasting, all of which make sisal rugs worthy of your consideration.

jute

 jute has a nice look when made into rugs, but it can be coarse and also susceptible to stains. This is just one of the reasons that natural and synthetic rug materials might be blended together to make area rugs.

Bamboo

 Bamboo, like sisal, is durable and can hold up under heavy use, which makes it a great choice for an area rug in a high-traffic area.

Silk

 Silk is the most expensive rug fiber and even a little bit of silk added as an accent can raise the price of the rug. Silk rugs should be handled with care and should only be cleaned by a professional rug cleaner.

Nylon

Nylon rugs have great characteristics such as uniformity and strength as well as stain and soil resistance. Nylon area rugs come in an unlimited variety of colors and they can be easily cleaned. The resilient nature of nylon rigs makes them a good choice for placing under furniture and for areas of heavy traffic.

Polypropylene- Olefin

 These fibers are strong, colorfast, quick drying, abrasion resistant, mildew resistant, along with soil and stain resistant. Polypropylene/olefin rugs are popular but because they are lightweight, they may not be the best choice for areas with high traffic.