BOYNTON BEACH ORIENTAL RUG CLEANING

Our cleaning process is the result of many years of experience working with all sorts of novelty rugs. When we started our cleaning business, our main goal was to fill what we saw as a void: nobody in the Boynton Beach area could guarantee results on some of the more difficult cleaning jobs.

• Examining the rug closely tells us all we need to know before we start working. Of course, we'll always ask for general information when we first hear from you, but only a close inspection will provide enough details regarding the rug's past and present to formulate the perfect cleaning plan.
• After an examination, we'll test each of the rug's dyes – regardless of how many individual ones were used in the manufacturing process – to find out how they react to the substances we plan on using. Some dyes will falter when exposed to moisture, while others can endure heavy chemicals with no loss of color. The area on which we will test the dyes is minimal, and there will be no noticeable discoloration afterwards, even if a dye poorly reacts to something.
• Once we have a good idea of what the rug is made of and how it reacts to the treatment, we'll clean it in three steps: dry cleaning, hand washing and thorough (yet gentle) rinsing. Dry cleaning reduces the amount of dirt and grime and acts as a very effective prelude to moisture application. By the time we start hand washing, much of the unwanted substances have been removed through our use of dry methods. Here, we'll also deal with any stains that might be plaguing the rug, taking care not to cause any additional damage. Lastly, we will wash away all of the moisturized dirt and grime (most often by using bursts of water), leaving behind a completely clean rug.
• The drying process is equally as complex as the washing one and requires familiarity with how various fabrics from Oriental and antique rugs react to the sun, as well as wringing. Few realize that rugs can get damaged while they're being dried just as easily as during washing. To prevent this, we'll come up with the best drying method that will preserve your rug's size, colors and texture.
• Afterwards, we'll take an honest look at what we've accomplished and see if there's any need for additional work. We understand that excessive washing can detriment some of the more expensive rugs, which is why we do our best to minimize the chance of repeats when we first clean the rug. If needed, however, we won't hesitate to repeat every step of the process again. We are only content when the rug is good enough to be placed up for auction, and we'll never settle for showing our customers anything coming short of perfection (taking into account the rug's original state, of course).