Be advised on the Cleaning of Persian and Oriental Rugs

 

This blog provides a little advice on the topic of Persian and Oriental rug cleanings.

A lot of rugs get dingy, dirty, and down.  They are subject to the dirt, debris, and dust that people bring in on the bottom of their boots.  Yuck!  This happens in the hallway, the living room, and even the kitchen.  Yes, some people have Oriental rugs in their kitchen!  Don’t judge.

Never the less, with regular Persian rug cleanings, a restored rug is possible.  Dirt can be removed from the rug with professional assistance, and that’s great news.  Your rugs will last longer and look better.

Rugs are meant to help you catch dust in your house.  If you have a house filled with tile or wood floors, you know that sweeping becomes a daily chore as soon as you bring pets and children into the mix.  Carpet removes some of that stress, but you still have to clean the carpet.  It’s like a filter. When that happens, just call a professional who deals in the cleaning of Oriental rugs.

Imagine your child spills something on your rug.  That stain! Oh no!  Just call for a cleaning.  Don’t yell at your child.  It was an accident.  Rugs can be repaired more easily than the relationship between a parent and a child. 

If your Persian rug is beloved, then you know taking it in for regular maintenance is important. 

Why do you need to hire a professional to clean your Oriental rug?  Well, the short answer is that a botched DIY Oriental Rug Cleaning job could destroy it.  What is meant to clean boring old carpet from the hardware store isn’t what you are supposed to use on Persian rugs or Oriental rugs.

Be advised!