Rug Cleaning on the Wirral
Careful cleaning for wool, traditional and everyday rugs, starting with a proper check of the fibres and dyes.
Rugs need a different approach
A rug is not just a small carpet. Natural fibres, hand-dyed colours and fringes all react differently to water and cleaning products, and getting it wrong can leave colours bleeding or fibres distorted.
That is why we look at every rug before we agree how to clean it. Depending on the rug, we will clean it at your home or collect it. We will tell you which we recommend when you ask for a quote.
Rugs we are asked about
- Wool rugs
- Persian and oriental style rugs
- Modern and synthetic rugs
- Runners and hall rugs
Silk, viscose or very fragile rugs? Send us a photo first and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right people for it.
How we look after your rug
1
Inspect
We check the fibre, backing, fringe and any existing wear or damage.
2
Test the colours
Dyes get tested in a hidden spot, so we know how they will react.
3
Clean
We choose the method to suit the rug and treat any marks along the way.
4
Dry and finish
The rug is dried properly and the fringe and pile are tidied.
Rugs and the rest of the room
If a rug has a stain or a pet accident, see our stain and odour removal service. We can also clean the sofa and upholstery in the same room while we are there.
Common questions
Yes, and it is usually safer than trying it at home, especially for wool or hand-dyed rugs where colours can bleed.
It depends on the size, the fibre and the condition. Send the details, and a photo if you can, for a free quote.
Depending on the rug, we clean it at your home or collect it. Tell us what you have and we will let you know.
Often, yes, though urine can permanently change some dyes. We will check and tell you what to expect.
Ready for fresher carpets?
Tell us what needs cleaning and we will get back to you with a free, no-obligation quote.
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