Pet Deodorize / SanitizeHamid2022-06-25T02:14:35-04:00

Pet Stains, Hair, Odor Removal

ODORS

Rug odors arise from what’s inside the rug – deep in the fibers. Anything from food or human waste to pet urine, mold to mildew – can become stench sources if they get abandoned over time in rug fibers.

Odors can also originate from the machines used or cleaning practices implemented by a technician, leaving soil behind in the carpet. Other factors include using the wrong cleaning compounds, excessive water, poor ventilation, or incomplete rinsing.

Deodorizing & Sanitizing

Our deodorization process can remove, not mask, most if not all of the odors in your rug. We utilize natural rinsing agents and enzymes to thoroughly remove the odors’ source and restore your carpet to its unaltered state.

Urine Removal

Utilizing natural rinsing agents and enzymes, we can effectively remove all of the urine from the rug.

All rugs with urine get tested for colorfastness (mostly handmade wool rugs) and deep washed (immersed separately) to thoroughly flush out all contaminants. Ignored pet accidents will cause the rug dyes to bleed on natural fiber rugs, which will be permanent damage.

Along with pet urine removal, we will also attempt to resolve the stain that might be evident. Our rug specialists are generally able to reduce the presence of spots and stains.

Rug Stain Removal

When dealing with stains on your rugs, there is no one-size-fits-all method or approach. The most crucial step to take is to treat the carpet as soon as an accident happens. Many times the stains are too much to attempt on your own.

You may have had a house plant that leaked water over time, or perhaps the puppy starts potty training on the rug first. The outcomes can vary when attempting to eliminate rug stains.

Our expert staff is knowledgeable and has the experience of working with the most challenging spots, including but not limited to pet stains, foot traffic smudges, wine spills, coffee drips, grease, ink, oil, or paint.

If you are hesitant about the best course of action to take when dealing with a rug accident or complex to remove stains, contact us to speak with one of our expert staff members.

***We do not recommend using store-bought rug stain cleaners, sprays, or solutions. They might do more damage than good (smudging rug dyes causing colors to bleed).