Thursday, December 24, 2009 at 04:50PM 
Now I’m just as excited about exfoliation as the next warm blooded American man, but it is absolutely your area rugs’ worst enemy. When dry soil gets on and in an oriental rug it exfoliates the surface of the fiber. If you have rugs, they have soil in them.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009 at 04:48PM 
Hey! I'm Zach Reets and I am one of the rug cleaning technicians here at Champion. I'm going to briefly explain how we clean area rugs.
Step 1: Remove as much of the dry soil as possible (i.e. pet hair, dirt, dust, pollen etc). We do this by thoroughly vaccuming the front and back of the rug.
Step 2: Completely submerge the rug in water and then scrub it with an orbital buffer while applying rug shampoo.
Step 3: Give it proper dwell time. The more heavily soiled the rug the longer it will take.
Step 4: Rinse the rug through with the wand. Repeat steps 2 and 3 until water rinses clear.
Step 5: Extract the remaining water from the rug and hang to dry.
Zach Reets - Carpet Cleaning Technician
www.championcleaningsystems.com
