How Do I Clean Moisture Sensitive Rugs Some rugs can be damaged with over wetting. Lower moisture methods can avoid problems with cellulosic rugs that are likely to brown, composite rugs that may have differential shrinkage, latex backed rugs or hand tufted...
RAYON/VISCOSE RUGS Cautions: 1. Test and inspect rug. Complete pre-inspection form and photograph rug. Note all pre-Existing conditions, including: 2. Look for yarn slippage. 3. Document texture issues. 4. Look for yellowing and other discolorations. 5. Test...
How Do I Clean Silk Rugs? Cautions: 1. Always inspect and pretest. Note all pre-existing damage including: A. Texture change issues B. Color migration issues C. Yarn slippage issues (avoid aggressive over grooming or brushing) 2. Air dusting at high-pressure can carve...
SISAL RUGS Cautions: Test and inspect rug. Complete pre-inspection form and photograph rug. Note all pre-Existing conditions, including: Check for signs of shrinkage, dimensional distortion and rippling. Look for water marks and rings. Look for “ghost”...
Wilton Rugs Cautions: Always inspect and pretest. Document and photograph. Note all pre-existing damage. Check for yellowing and browning. Look for jute in backing as it will likely brown when cleaned. Hems tend to come unglued at each end. Quote repair cost...
Recent Comments