Persian rugs are known for their beauty, but they are also known for being difficult to clean. The most common problems associated with Persian rugs are those revolving around its upkeep, cleaning, and care. The upkeep and care of a Persian rug is inherently difficult because of the thick weave and high-quality fibers used in its production. The wool fibers readily attract most common staining agents. This is especially true because such organic fibers are inherently polar, and therefore attract common staining agents found in foods such as tomatoes, grapes or sodas. This means that a little bit of spilled wine, tomato juice, or cola can produce a potentially long-term stain that can be impossible to safely remove at home. And for many of our client who need rug cleaning in Tenafly, small children and pets can quickly add stains and odors to their valuable rugs and become and eyesore in their homes.
Green Choice Carpet Cleaning has all of the necessary tools and equipment, especially green cleaners, necessary for properly cleaning a Persian rug without damaging it. We use very gentle cleaning solvents that are not available on the common market. Such solvents were created only for handmade rugs, and therefore are not sold in grocery stores, convenience stores or regular cleaning supply outlets. It takes very special training and equipment in order for those cleaners to function properly. At Green Choice, we have our own rug cleaning factory with the best rug cleaning machines on the market. We have both the best cleaning tools and a rug cleaning staff that specializes in cleaning fine area rugs.
There are many reasons why you need a professional for rug cleaner. Because the wrong cleaning solution can damage a rug, you want to make sure that only safe cleaning products are used. Because Persian rugs are made from natural fibers and dyes, chemicals can damage it and cause the dye to run during cleaning. A poor cleaning job may in fact do more damage to the rug and long-term than if you try to remove a small spill yourself using an off-the-shelf cleaner. You may think that a cleaner that worked so well on your carpet or sofa is safe for your rug, but once you apply it you start to see the color start to fade or run. As such, hiring a professional is not just a good idea in terms of saving time and money, it is the only sure way to protect the investment you’ve made in your Persian rug.
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