Our 14 year old Jack Russell Terrior has been having bladder accidents on our wonderful old Heriz oriental rug. Can you restore the rug?
Urine contamination, is the most commonly asked question and rug mishap to deal with in the rug cleaning business. It is a complicated problem with a long answer. There are two parts to the problem. First is the odor. Urine has a varied chemistry and simply cleaning alone is not sufficient. Pre-cleaning with specialized surfactants comes first, flushing as much suspended residues as possible, followed by an enzyme bath for a specific period of time where rug size and density are factored. This procedure may need to be repeated several times, followed by a conditioned rinse extraction and possible ozone treatment. Our success with odor elimination is guaranteed! Pricing is qualified upon inspection based on contamination variables. The second part of the urine contamination problem is associated staining, you know, that yellow color. The first question I always ask the customer is, “What have you done to try to remove the stain?” The answer to that question affects my answer regarding s
