AREA RUGS, SPECIALTY RUGS, AND ORIENTAL RUGS

Beacon Carpet Cleaning, Inc. is one of the most educated and experienced companies when it comes to rug cleaning in Orange County. We are Certified Master Rug Cleaners™, Texile Pro Certified™, and we are a Woolsafe Approved Service Provider™. We train on the regional and national level with some of the most knowledgeable people in the industry to ensure that we can identify your rug properly and treat it in the safest and most effective way possible. We pay a premium to use products that have been tested and are certified to be safe for both the natural and synthetic fibers in your rugs, and we have the proper training to minimize the likelihood of costly damage during the rug cleaning process. 

Most of the oriental and specialty rugs that we clean are 100% wool. Wools of New Zealand is one of the largest manufacturers of wool goods. The staff of Beacon Carpet Cleaning, Inc. has achieved the certificate of Wool Care Specialist through the Wools of New Zealand Wool Care Program. We are also Certified Master Rug Cleaners™ (one of the highest certifications available) and train with the national Textile Pro network.

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In-Plant Rug Cleaning is recommended for your Oriental and Specialty Rugs.  They should not be cleaned on location like wall to wall carpet.  You can bring your Oriental or Specialty Rug to our rug cleaning facility or we can pick them up, for a nominal fee, to get maximum soil and spot removal.  Having your rug cleaned in our plant allows us to give it several treatments for a more thorough cleaning, controlled drying, and the use of various tools that are not available on location.

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HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR ORIENTAL AND SPECIALTY RUGS

• Rotation - To ensure even wear, your rug should be rotated on a regular basis. Depending on the traffic, the rotation may vary from six months to two years. 

• Vacuuming - Specialty rugs, like most carpeting, should be vacuumed on a regular basis to remove dirt and restore life to the fibers. Be sure not to vacuum the fringe with your beater bar. Use the end of a vacuum hose from a canister vacuum. 

• Padding - A quality pad used under your rug helps protect it from dirt, wear and slippage. 

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SPOT AND SPILL PROCEDURES

Make sure that you safely and immediately clean up spots and spills before they set.​

• First, soak up the excess liquid by blotting with a clean absorbent material. Do not brush or rub the stain.

• Then spot clean with a mild detergent-white vinegar-water solution. Do not over wet.

• Rinse area thoroughly with a mixture of 6 parts water to one part white distilled vinegar. Avoid wetting the rug's backing.

• Blot dry until most of the moisture has been absorbed.

• Allow to air dry. A fan or cool hair dryer can be used to hasten the drying process.

• For spots that do not come out using these methods, ask our cleaning specialists or consult our Spot Cleaning Guide that is recommended by Wools of New Zealand.

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