

Process of Oriental Rug Cleaning in Costa Mesa
All of our rugs go through a detailed inspection prior to being cleaned. This inspection allows us to determine the type of rug we are working with and the steps that we will take to ensure that it is professionally cleaned without causing any additional damage.
Following inspection of the rug, we will begin removing the dust from the rug. Oriental rugs tend to often incorporate dense weaving of the rug’s fibers to the rug’s foundation, which can allow for dirt to become embedded within the rug’s foundation over time. By removing the rug’s dust, we can ensure that the rug is not being further damaged during the wet oriental rug cleaning in Costa Mesa process.
Following the inspection and the removal of the rug’s dust, we will begin the process of washing the rug. Oriental rugs can be washed either by hand or using low moisture methods. Because rugs contain natural fibers such as wool, silk, and wool-silk blends, the water that is used to clean the rugs is controlled to high temperatures, as excessive heat can damage the fibers of these rugs. Wool rugs often contain fibers that can take the rug washing process well, but silk fibers are much more delicate and require more care to be cleaned properly.
Following the step of washing the rug, it is essential to rinse the rug in the same way that we washed it. Residue from the rug cleaning solution will be removed, as excessive residue can re-attach to the rug’s fibers over time and lead to further degradation in the value and visual appearance of the rug.
Once the rug is rinsed, it is essential to dry the rug properly. Oriental rugs have dense fibers that contain heavy amounts of natural dyes that can hold onto moisture longer than most other rugs.
If Oriental rugs are allowed to dry slowly in a very humid environment at home, mildew or excessive odor can result from the rugs saturation in such an area. To ensure the rug’s value and condition, it is essential to dry rugs properly and in the correct environment.


