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Professional rug cleaners in the East Midlands
Rugs come in many different shapes and sizes, containing different fibres, including wool, silk, cotton and man-made fibres, they will also hold considerable amounts of dry soil, ranging from sand, grit, dust, skin cells and much more, dust contained in a rug will prematurely shorten the life of the fibres.
RUG CLEANING PROCESS
Stage 1: The rug face is vacuumed, using an industrial vacuum cleaner, then placed face down on a protective sheet, the back is now vacuumed. The vibration effect of this process will dislodge considerable amounts of dry soil. The triple Hepa filtration system removes 99.77 % of airborne pollutants without putting them back into the environment.
Stage 2: A “WoolSafe” cleaning solutions massaged into the fibres using our rotation soft brush machine, followed by a specialist “WoolSafe” solution that is then manually brushed into carpet fringes.
Stage 3: The Rug is cleaned using the unique Dry Fusion cleaning process which includes a built in stain protection treatment and dries within 30 minutes.
Stage 4: A full inspection to ensure that all stains and surface soiling is satisfactory removed and further treatment applied if required. After cleaning has taken place, they are groomed to re set the pile to ensure customer satisfaction.
Step 5 : The final stage is for you to inspect the rug.
DON’T FORGET every job is underpinned by our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Please note that rugs such as silk will have to be sent away to be cleaned at a specialist rug plant.
Call 07718485101 to discuss your cleaning requirements
Derby Rug Cleaning amazing customer benefits, rugs are cleaned in your home through Derby Carpet Cleaners unique Dry Fusion cleaning system available in Derby and the surrounding areas. That’s why we are No 1 for customer satisfaction.
The reason householders should regularly vacuum their soft furnishings? Is due to numerous factors for example, daily vacuuming is more important than interim deep cleaning methods because dry soil is abrasive; when ground into your soft furnishings, it cuts into the fibres of the furnishings dulling appearance and reducing the longevity. Another reason is that according to research dust is a carrier of other health threatening pollutants such as pollen, hair flakes, residue from cleaning chemicals and household products, decaying organic matter, dust mites, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and a variety of other contaminants.
Further research evidence using “NASA” x ray fluorescence technology indicates that by pre vacuuming soft furnishings the amount of debris and soil removal is nearly the same as water extraction methods alone. Further research evidence suggests that water extraction alone can be detrimental to soft furnishings because it turns the pollutants that live in the soft furnishings into sludge making it harder to remove and in some instances leaving the soft furnishings wetter for longer, with more residual dirt left behind due to poor airflow on the water extraction machines being used.