Specialist Rug Cleaning

Specialist Rug Cleaning Services

A specialist rug cleaner is a master when it comes to a certain type of rug. We specifically deal with Turkish, Persian and Oriental rugs and have worked with possibly every variety there is. We are also experienced rug cleaners and know how to work with any type of rug, no matter the material or construction method that was used. We can clean delicate hand-woven pieces and antique rugs that have been passed down through generations.

Since Persian and Oriental rugs are mainly composed of wool, silk, or cotton, we are the professionals when it comes to these materials. Even if your rug isn’t an Oriental or Persian, we can still clean it because we clean all types of rugs. Our specialist rug cleaning abilities go further than our chosen area. Because we work with such delicate, intricate, and variable types of rugs with our specialty, we are also able to clean any type of rug. We can clean nylon, acrylic, polypropylene, wool, shaggy, cotton, silk, olefin, recycled plastic, and even the trickier types of rugs to clean like viscose, sisal, and jute. Rugs can accumulate and hold various pathogens and allergens so it’s very important that you get them professionally cleaned regularly.

How Does it Work?

We will come and pick up your rug from anywhere in Sydney. We will access it at your premises to inspect its condition to see if it’s damaged or worn in particular areas or how heavy the soilage and stains are. Unfortunately, some stains will never come out and damaged areas could become worse after a clean so we will need to decide whether the rug is worth cleaning or not. You could also send us photos of your rug and we can assess them online which would save us both time.

After the assessment has cleared your rug for cleaning, we will take it back to our Sydney based facility and clean it. We will typically hold your rug for anywhere from one to two weeks so that we can thoroughly clean it and get the best possible result. After the clean and drying process has been performed, we will then deliver the rug back to you. Our pick up and delivery service will take care of everything for you and all you need to do is make sure your rug is easily accessible for us when we arrive. Make a booking today so we can clean your rug and freshen it up.

Specialist Rug Cleaning FAQ

How do you clean a vintage rug?

A vintage rug can sometimes be in a worsened condition and need a delicate cleaning process to clean it effectively. Sometimes, it can’t be cleaned effectively due to its condition and wear. We will first inspect the rug and then let you know if it can be cleaned and to what standard.

How do you clean a vintage kilim rug?

These types of rugs require our specialised rug cleaning process and care. Once again, we will first inspect the rug to assess its condition before proceeding with the clean.

How do you clean an old hooked rug?

Our specialised cleaning process can clean hooked rugs providing they are still in good condition and not falling apart. We can do this through an agitation method or a rug wash depending on our assessment of the condition of the rug.

How do you clean a handmade rug?

Handmade rugs are very traditional and some can be quite delicate. As always, we will first assess the condition of the rug to inspect its structure and for any fraying parts. We will then decide the best specialist rug cleaning solutions and techniques to apply based on this assessment. Handmade rugs can be delicate sometimes and need professional rug cleaners to clean them effectively.

How do you clean a braided wool rug?

Braided wool rugs can be quite delicate and require a gentle cleaning process. This could involve a water immersion technique or a gentle agitation depending on the rugs condition.

How do you clean a flat weave rug?

A flatweave rug is woven together without a backing and is thinner than a rug with a backing. We clean these rugs using specialised moisture control and a cleaning process designed to clean, sanitise, and deodorise your rug effectively.

Can you vacuum a woven rug?

Yes, but your rug fringe may get caught in the beater bar if your vacuum has one. Woven rugs should be handled with care and using a vacuum that only has suction and no bar can be safer.