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Keeping your Persian rug clean, and vibrant is a responsibility that many, if not all home owners, find challenging. Everyone enjoys a soft, fluffy rug. However, the joy of owning a rug is paid for by the cost of maintenance. With time, area rugs can pick foul smelling odors as a result of pets or other accidents that leave dropped food or liquids on the rug. Apart from the simple rug maintenance of dusting and vacuuming, it is necessary to use the services of an expert to ensure a long lasting life for your Persian rug. Removing stains and odors from your rug often requires different approaches to achieve the desired results and it is important to use the professional such as Green Choice Carpet Cleaning to make sure that your rug is safe during the cleaning process.
Removing notorious pet odors from carpets should therefore be handled diligently, to avoid dampness and growth of mold. Home owners often invest time and money cleaning their own carpets but to varied success. Although carpet odor may seem a slight challenge, removing the odor can be the toughest experience a carpet can experience. Different methods can be employed in carpet odor removal and they should be executed professionally to avoid further complications. Various odor removal methods require different equipment that most home owners may not afford. Of the many carpet cleaning services, odor removal consumes a lot of home owner’s time, yet it can be done professionally and at low cost.
Green Choice has its own rug cleaning factory and our rug cleaning staff has the necessary equipment and knowledge to remove odors and stains effectively and safely from delicate Persian and Oriental rugs. The most effective odor removal method used is to soak your rug for a few hours in a water with a special urine odor and stain removal cleaner. This method lets the enzyme cleaners penetrate the urine and remove it from the rug fiber. Even old stains can be safely removed and leave your Persian rug smelling clean again. If you use DIY cleaners on your rug, it can damage the dyes and leave a faded area. Removing stains from a Persian rug is best left to a professional. You cannot use any urine removal products without carefully checking its ingredients and that is the right PH to use on a handmade rug. Too many DIY cleaners use strong chemicals and can damage your rug in seconds by causing the dye to run. Call Green Choice and let our experts tell you the best way to clean your rug at a great price.
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