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Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
For those really rough stains, Hydrogen peroxide always does the trick. Use it to clean windows, mirrors, toilet, and bathtub tile & grout. You can buy a bottle of hydrogen peroxide in the first aid section of your drug or grocery store. Replace the cap with a spray bottle head so you can use it […]
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
If your towels smell musty or mildewed, wash your load of towels on the hot cycle and add 1 cup of vinegar to the load. Do not use detergent or anything (especially bleach – that can be super dangerous!)… just hot water and the vinegar. Let the washer do its job. Then, if they still […]
Animal Stains and Odors
Pet accidents, such as urine, feces and vomit, are the most common stains found on rugs. These stains are generally permanent as the face yarns are discolored almost instantly. This is especially true on natural fibers after just a few minutes of exposure. Not only does animal urine discolor rug face yarns, it can also […]
Antique & Fragile Textiles Get Our Special Care & Repair!
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. cleans different types of fragile textiles such as this 100+ year old horsehair carriage blanket. These blankets have their origins in New England and were used as throws in their sleighs and carriages.
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
Here is how to get rid of hard water stains: For the refrigerator in-door dish just pour a little vinegar in the dish and let it sit for about 20 minutes. Use an old toothbrush and the hard water just wipes off without any scrubbing.
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
Just two ingredients to make your grout lines look brand new! If it can clean that, I’m sure it could clean just about anything. It’s probably a good idea to do this a couple of times a year to prevent the build up from happening in the first place. Here’s what you need: 3/4 C […]
Learn More About Abrash & Variegated Yarns in Handmade Rugs.
Abrash is color change in the face yarns of a rug due to differences in wool, dye lots or mordants used in the dying process. The color change occurs across the width of the rug, left to right, parallel to a weft yarn. Close observation at the back clearly shows the color change along a […]
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
Clean Small Toys In A Laundry Bag Never thought to wash anything in your washing machine other than clothes? A laundry bag can make it possible to clean so much more, including small Lego pieces! Fill that laundry bag with any grubby little toys so you don’t have to sanitize them by hand! You could […]
Amazing Before & After Results from Oriental Rug Cleaning Co!
Clearly, not all rugs are the same. They have different weaves and different dyes, which dictate how they are cleaned. We are able to adapt our cleaning process to ensure that each specific rug is brought back to its original beauty and its value protected. At Oriental Rug Cleaning, cleaning any rug is a multi-step […]
Oriental Rug Cleaning Co. Tip of the Week!
Clean Fan Blades With A Pillow Case Most households have extra pillowcases lying around in a spare closet. Use one to slide onto the blades of your ceiling fans, and then wipe the blades off inside the case. No more dust in your face! It’s so quick and easy, too.