Once each three to five years is normally enough. Remember, even if you void/sweep daily, your antique rug extends to continue some dirt, the atmosphere dulls its exterior, and the actual fibers need to be adjusted. If your antique rug is shown to heavy traffic and soil, we recommend washing it more frequently.
Usually, wash, drying, grooming, and reinstalling your antique rug carries about 14 days.
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Absolutely. Behnam antique rugs have received an entire wash process for pet spots and the smells they cause. The wash involves no harsh chemicals or odors and is safe to use on all Persian, Oriental, and handcrafted antique rugs– even antique silk rugs.
So remember, Persian rugs will dirty quickly and show dirt. Plus, although sisal fibers are solid and wear very well, they can be challenging to clean.
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Large Area or Many Dog Urine Spots: Realistically, now it’s an opportunity to call a professional rug cleaning company specializing in pet odor and stain removal. Like my story above, you’re going to be better off calling a professional here.
Combine a solution of 2 cups of hot water, one tablespoon of salt, one tablespoon of liquid dish cleanser, and 1/2 cup of vinegar. Soak a soft cloth or sponge into the mixture and apply to the soiled area. Blot lightly. You may need to do this a couple of times to remove a tough stain.
Because bleach will stain a rug, it should only be made on white or near-white rugs. Bleach will damage the color on any rug deep in color and typically would only need to be used on the white or near-white rug that has been colored with a deep, hard-to-remove dye.
Rug repair typically costs $203, or between $129 and $276 to repair urging, or about $1.85 per square foot. The amount of damage, size of the rug, and rug material can affect the price.