Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: james roffey on December 09, 2010, 08:52:09 pm
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I have today collected a couple of rugs to clean that are a type i have not encountered before they are 100%wool woven with the pattern showing through on the reverse side no hessian backing etc.
My concern is that they are very thin and not the thick Oriental type i usually come across are these liable to buckle, sorry if this is a stupud question but thought i should cross my T's and dot my I's before i clean them in the morning.
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pics?
its hard to tell from your description :-\
Graeme
Access Cleaning Solutions
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Here are some photos of the two wool rugs
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nice rugs you''ll be fine just check the reds for dye bleed
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Treat normally Jim and you'll be fine. They may curl a bit at the corners if your saturating but will drop back mate.
Pete
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Many thanks i did think they would be ok otherwise i would not have taken them but they are different from anything i have done in the past and visually one looks like one i read about before than was a shrinker so thought better safe than sorry and ask you guys.
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James,
no buckling with those rugs.
You can surface clean or immersion,depending on soil load.
colin