Area Rugs are tremendous sentimental value. They take a lot of punishment from
soil, spills, constant foot and even pets traffic. Over time signs of soil and
contamination become evident requiring professional cleaning and restoration.
We offer four different cleaning processes
for all types of area rugs:
1. Dry Cleaning
2. Water Extraction and Rinse
3. Shampoo and Rinse
4. Submersion Hand-wash Cleaning
Prestige Systems is proud to be an exclusive provider of the Submersion Hand-Wash
Cleaning Process for Oriental Rugs and Carpets with animal stains and odors.
Here are the step-by-step details of this innovative new procedure:
Step 1. Pre-Inspect your rug for fiber type, fiber stability, soiling level and dye stability to
determine the correct cleaning agents and method for optimal results.
Step 2. Pre-Vacuum both sides of rug until all insoluble soil is removed. This could take up
to an hour or more depending on the level of soil hidden deep within the rugs fibers.
Step 3. Dusting - Dust and particulate matter lying deep within the rug are removed using
compressed airs and specialty designed tools. Foot traffic and dry soil can act like sandpaper
on the fiber, and this step is often referred to as "Air Washing" or
"Dusting" of the rug. Vacuuming, shaking, or beatings are not nearly as effective.
Step 4. Wash and Rinse - In many of the various countries where our oriental rugs and
carpets are manufactured, the washing is done in a flowing river, where rugs are submerged
for hours at a time. Our process essentially replicates this method with a wash pit in which
water moves from one end to the other continuously. Mild cleaning agents designed
specifically for Oriental rug fibers like silk and wool are massaged deeply into the rug. Unlike
a simple bath, our process continuously sends only clean, soft water across the rug.
Step 3. Final Rinse - The rug is removed from the pit and given a soft water rinse.
Step 4. Drying - Mild heat and airflow is applied as the rug hangs to dry. Using compressed
air, the fibers are given a luxurious fluffing.
Step 5. Grooming the Fringes - Attention to detail is essential at this stage, so we hand-comb
your rugs fringes to ensure that they are properly finished and groomed.
Step 6. Final Inspection - We maintain the highest standards, so our inspection process is
thorough. We don't hesitate to repeat any steps that might be necessary to provide you with
the cleanest rug possible. It's that final touch that means so much. Finally, we will contact you
to schedule delivery of your fresh, clean and bright rug to your home!
Our thorough cleaning process will leave your rug soft with cleaned fragrance! We clean and
repair area rugs in our in-plant cleaning and dry room facilities. We also provide
moth-proofing, repairing, fabric coating, and padding. Always remember "never clean and dry
any area rug on the floor."
soil, spills, constant foot and even pets traffic. Over time signs of soil and
contamination become evident requiring professional cleaning and restoration.
We offer four different cleaning processes
for all types of area rugs:
1. Dry Cleaning
2. Water Extraction and Rinse
3. Shampoo and Rinse
4. Submersion Hand-wash Cleaning
Prestige Systems is proud to be an exclusive provider of the Submersion Hand-Wash
Cleaning Process for Oriental Rugs and Carpets with animal stains and odors.
Here are the step-by-step details of this innovative new procedure:
Step 1. Pre-Inspect your rug for fiber type, fiber stability, soiling level and dye stability to
determine the correct cleaning agents and method for optimal results.
Step 2. Pre-Vacuum both sides of rug until all insoluble soil is removed. This could take up
to an hour or more depending on the level of soil hidden deep within the rugs fibers.
Step 3. Dusting - Dust and particulate matter lying deep within the rug are removed using
compressed airs and specialty designed tools. Foot traffic and dry soil can act like sandpaper
on the fiber, and this step is often referred to as "Air Washing" or
"Dusting" of the rug. Vacuuming, shaking, or beatings are not nearly as effective.
Step 4. Wash and Rinse - In many of the various countries where our oriental rugs and
carpets are manufactured, the washing is done in a flowing river, where rugs are submerged
for hours at a time. Our process essentially replicates this method with a wash pit in which
water moves from one end to the other continuously. Mild cleaning agents designed
specifically for Oriental rug fibers like silk and wool are massaged deeply into the rug. Unlike
a simple bath, our process continuously sends only clean, soft water across the rug.
Step 3. Final Rinse - The rug is removed from the pit and given a soft water rinse.
Step 4. Drying - Mild heat and airflow is applied as the rug hangs to dry. Using compressed
air, the fibers are given a luxurious fluffing.
Step 5. Grooming the Fringes - Attention to detail is essential at this stage, so we hand-comb
your rugs fringes to ensure that they are properly finished and groomed.
Step 6. Final Inspection - We maintain the highest standards, so our inspection process is
thorough. We don't hesitate to repeat any steps that might be necessary to provide you with
the cleanest rug possible. It's that final touch that means so much. Finally, we will contact you
to schedule delivery of your fresh, clean and bright rug to your home!
Our thorough cleaning process will leave your rug soft with cleaned fragrance! We clean and
repair area rugs in our in-plant cleaning and dry room facilities. We also provide
moth-proofing, repairing, fabric coating, and padding. Always remember "never clean and dry
any area rug on the floor."
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Turkey
Turkey rugs are a real find and highly sought after because they are all between
50 and 75 years old. The first world war put an end to the Turkish Oriental rug
industry and they are just now beginning to make a comeback as the current
government now encourages this industry. Turkey rugs are identifiable by their
traditional designs and very rich colors.
Tibet
Tibet rugs are one of the most prized rugs to own. Entire families from villages
are involved in making Oriental rugs. One rug can take as many as 3500 hours to
complete. The wool of the Himalayan sheep is used to make these rugs. It has a
high lanolin content making it perfect from rugs. Tibetan rugs can be recognized
from their very rich colors and rustic patterns as well as the variations in color and
texture. Each rug is truly a unique piece and a work of art. But be prepared to pay a
pretty price for one of these beauties!
Now that you know the differences in Oriental rugs you'll make a better buy. Your
room will thank you for the beautiful addition to your home decor and your friends
and family will envy you!
Turkey rugs are a real find and highly sought after because they are all between
50 and 75 years old. The first world war put an end to the Turkish Oriental rug
industry and they are just now beginning to make a comeback as the current
government now encourages this industry. Turkey rugs are identifiable by their
traditional designs and very rich colors.
Tibet
Tibet rugs are one of the most prized rugs to own. Entire families from villages
are involved in making Oriental rugs. One rug can take as many as 3500 hours to
complete. The wool of the Himalayan sheep is used to make these rugs. It has a
high lanolin content making it perfect from rugs. Tibetan rugs can be recognized
from their very rich colors and rustic patterns as well as the variations in color and
texture. Each rug is truly a unique piece and a work of art. But be prepared to pay a
pretty price for one of these beauties!
Now that you know the differences in Oriental rugs you'll make a better buy. Your
room will thank you for the beautiful addition to your home decor and your friends
and family will envy you!
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Oriental rugs can make a beautiful addition to a room giving it a charm an elegance
that cannot be provided by any other type of rug. Oriental rugs are available in modern and
antique styles. Know the differences in oriental rugs before you buy.
You can usually identify an Oriental rugs origin from the style and design of the rug. Many
people think Oriental rugs have their own defining style that encompasses them all. This is not
true. Each country tends to produce rugs that are unique to traditional patterns and materials
from the country of origin. Oriental rug experts can spend many years learning all the different
patterns, materials, weaves, and colors so that they can identify the origin of an Oriental rug.
.
We'll give you a brief outline so that you can know the difference in oriental rugs before you buy
Persian Rugs
When most people hear the word Oriental rug they think of a Persian rug. That's because of all
the Oriental rugs the Persian rugs are the easiest to identify and so people remember them.
Persia know called Iran, has a reputation for producing the highest quality and most beautiful
rugs in the entire world. And they've been doing this for hundreds of years. The traditional
designs have the name of the tribal region where they were made. Kerman, Sarouk, Tabriz are
three of the most common areas.
Persian rugs are easily identified by their geometric patterns and intricate floral patterns.
Antique Persian rugs are very popular and highly sought after often bringing very high prices if
they are in excellent condition. Of course you can buy a modern Persian rug for a reasonable
price and it will still have the geometric and floral patterns of the area.
Indian Rugs
Most of the Oriental rugs that we buy in the western world originate from India. The rug industry
in India is one of the main forms of employment for rural workers. The modern India rugs are
made in the traditional designs and patterns but cost a fraction of the price. And of course the
quality is as good as it was in the past. They are still hand made by the locals.
There is one rug that is produced in India that actually did originate in India. That is the
traditional dhurrie rug which is a cotton and wool rug, sometimes with other natural fibers,
created in a variety of traditional patterns, as well as some contemporary patterns.
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that cannot be provided by any other type of rug. Oriental rugs are available in modern and
antique styles. Know the differences in oriental rugs before you buy.
You can usually identify an Oriental rugs origin from the style and design of the rug. Many
people think Oriental rugs have their own defining style that encompasses them all. This is not
true. Each country tends to produce rugs that are unique to traditional patterns and materials
from the country of origin. Oriental rug experts can spend many years learning all the different
patterns, materials, weaves, and colors so that they can identify the origin of an Oriental rug.
.
We'll give you a brief outline so that you can know the difference in oriental rugs before you buy
Persian Rugs
When most people hear the word Oriental rug they think of a Persian rug. That's because of all
the Oriental rugs the Persian rugs are the easiest to identify and so people remember them.
Persia know called Iran, has a reputation for producing the highest quality and most beautiful
rugs in the entire world. And they've been doing this for hundreds of years. The traditional
designs have the name of the tribal region where they were made. Kerman, Sarouk, Tabriz are
three of the most common areas.
Persian rugs are easily identified by their geometric patterns and intricate floral patterns.
Antique Persian rugs are very popular and highly sought after often bringing very high prices if
they are in excellent condition. Of course you can buy a modern Persian rug for a reasonable
price and it will still have the geometric and floral patterns of the area.
Indian Rugs
Most of the Oriental rugs that we buy in the western world originate from India. The rug industry
in India is one of the main forms of employment for rural workers. The modern India rugs are
made in the traditional designs and patterns but cost a fraction of the price. And of course the
quality is as good as it was in the past. They are still hand made by the locals.
There is one rug that is produced in India that actually did originate in India. That is the
traditional dhurrie rug which is a cotton and wool rug, sometimes with other natural fibers,
created in a variety of traditional patterns, as well as some contemporary patterns.
Don't Trust Just Anyone to Clean Your Valuable Rugs?
Call The Specialist at PRESTIGE SYSTEMS to do it right the first time!
for FREE ESTIMATES, CALL (803) 356-1660
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