First Impressions The very best way to confirm a moth infestation is to have us come out and inspect your rugs in your home. If that is inconvenient for you, be on the lookout for the following clues: Tiny, beige moths flying around your home or closets Visible larvae...
First Impressions Regular vacuuming will remove the gritty soil that damages rug fibers, which will help extend the overall life of your rugs. Frequent vacuuming helps minimize the amount of dust, pollen, pet hair, and other irritants in your home. Here’s how often...
Other Helpful Rug Care Tips ROTATE your rugs Rotate rugs to even out any possible sun fading, and to also not allow one specific area to get all the foot traffic wear. Rotate small rugs every 3-6 months; larger rugs every time it goes for a bath put it back down the...
Rug Storage The biggest dangers for rugs placed in storage are BUGS, FLOODS, and THUGS. Insect damage, flood or mildew damage, and theft are the most common problems we hear from clients who have placed rugs in a local storage unit or placed in a far corner of a...
Pet Puddles and Cat-astrophes. Add to Rug First-Aid Kit: Vinegar and Nature’s Miracle® enzyme treatment (sold in pet stores). Of all the possible spills to happen to your rugs, pet urine and pet vomit are the worst. Because they go on hot and acidic, they...