There can be quite a bit of contaminant sticking to your rug fibers and the base. Vacuuming alone will not expel them, so cleaning them eventually is inevitable. When hiring a company, you may wonder what cleaners are being used to clean your area rugs. Optical Brighteners, dyes, synthetic fragrances, petrochemical solvents, carcinogens, and are common in many rug cleaning chemicals. Rug cleaning chemicals used take a while to biodegrade. They can accumulate over time and react with new chemistry and sometimes biodegrade to more hazardous compounds. This contributes to a toxic household environment (Where children, pets and home occupants crawl, lie and breathe the leftover residues.). Some local companies typically purchase a substantial amount of raw crude rug cleaning chemicals, for discount prices, and use them to clean your area rug. These cleaners traditionally have high ph levels and can instantly break down the organic oils in your area rug!
In-Home Area Rug Cleaning
Area rug cleaning in the home is not only convenient but far less expensive than having them brought out and cleaned off-site. We found that many of our customers didn't want to spend the money or wait for their rugs to be picked up and delivered back (especially if they were not that expensive). Your able to use your rug that same day and do not have to wait (sometimes over a week) for it to be brought back to you. Since in-home rug cleaning is affordable, there is no need to wait until your rug is heavily soiled to have it cleaned. Dirt and contaminants will break down the fibers over time and cause irreparable damage. The cleaning solutions we use are ph balanced and will not compromise the natural fibers of some area rugs. The mild plant-based cleaners and enzymes that will also help with odor removal and a variety of staining issues as well. Not all area rugs can be cleaned in the home and in such cases we will gladly refer you to a reputable company.
