When we begin our Oriental Rug cleaning process, we complete a couple of different inspections to check for a variety of things. We check to verify the actual fiber type of the rug. We complete a dye migration test to determine if the rug is at risk of bleeding. We inspect the rug for any abnormalities. But the main problem we come across during our inspection is urine. Dog, cat as well as other urine accidents that may be present in your rug. That last inspection may sound like the least important test we run, but it is not as simple as it may sound. Our rug cleaning experts are well versed in how to complete all of the tests, so the pet urine odor in rug testing procedure is a bit more detailed than you would think. The actual cleaning process can take days, depending on the severity of the contamination. Heavily soiled rugs will need to soak in a cleaning solution from as little as 2 hours up to 24+ hours depending on the severity of the contamination. We have the equipment to allow constant flushing of the rug, as it needs to be flushed completely not just surfaced cleaned. Without the complete submersion cleaning process that we provide , there is no way to completely rectify this odor causing contaminants. This is why we can offer 100% guaranteed odor removal for you oriental rugs.
If you have any questions about your oriental rug, or are concerned about the amount of urine that is in your area rug, don’t hesitate to give us a call and we can let you know exactly what to expect from our cleaning process and your specific rugs circumstance.