Cleaning & Odor Control
Pre-Inspection & Dye Stability Testing
In addition to assessing the overall condition of each rug during the pre-inspection examination, we are checking every rug for any structural damage, pet stains, and signs of moth damage. We also test for dye stability, especially if we spot evidence of any water damage, pet urine, or if we see any visible dye bleed. This crucial step allows us to do two important things: It opens up an informative dialogue regarding what each individual rug needs, and it sets us up for success on the wash floor!
Pre-Inspection (Photo)
Owner, Michael Rose, Pre-Inspects a rug
Dusting & Dry Soil Removal
Prior to cleaning, we spend a lot of time focusing on removing the gritty, particulate soils and pet hairs that regular vacuuming will often leave behind. Because every rug is constructed differently, our dry soil removal methods are designed to match the needs of each individual rug. Even if it’s not time to have your rugs cleaned yet, we recommend this step as an annual service to help the overall health of the rugs in your home, and to extend the life of your rugs.
What Is A Rug Badger? (Photo)
The Rug Badger is just one of the tools that we use to remove dust and dry soil from our clients’ rugs. Specifically designed for area rugs, the Rug Badger uses the power of over 40,000 harmonic vibrations/min, the to separate heavy sediments and dirt from area rugs.
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We are able to eliminate all of those risks by taking the time to care for your rugs the right way – one at a time with clean, cool water, and green solutions that are safe for your rugs, your home, and the environment. Because we clean with a flexible and customized “best method practice” for every rug, the procedures we use fit the unique nature and condition of each rug instead of trying to make the needs of your rug fit into an automated wash system. In fact, we utilize seven of the safest cleaning methods in the industry to ensure that each individual rug is treated properly.
Rug Washing
One World Rug Care refuses to use automated wash systems or huge tub washing equipment. While those large machines are cool to see in action, it is our deep belief that they often cause more harm than good. They expose your rugs to harsh chemicals that are used to reduce contaminants, pet urine, and loose dyes that exist in the water, and ignore the real science and art behind rug washing. We never want to be in a position where we have to justify the purchase price of such huge equipment by treating your rugs in an unsafe manner.
Pet Odor & Pet Urine Odor Removal
Rugs with pet odors can become a real source of embarrassment. Bacteria from occasional pet accidents and the oily residues from their fur can not be vacuumed away.
When our suggested odor removal protocols are followed, we will fully guarantee the pet odor and pet urine odor removal. Exclusions to this guarantee include most tufted rugs and rugs that have been deemed so badly urine damaged that the structural integrity of the rug has been compromised.
Climate Controlled Drying
Our Climate Controlled Dry Room is specially designed by our firm. This is a very critical stage in our professional cleaning process. Some may ask why…
This is a great question. Climate controlled drying is the most crucial post cleaning stage. Predictable dry times eliminate microbial growth and ensure that the rug or textile dries thoroughly and efficiently in the fastest time possible. Clean dry air is being constantly circulated with oscillating fans around the rug or textile to remove moisture quickly and safely. This stage ensures that everything comes out soft, refreshed, cleansed, and smiling.