Extracting water after the rug washing process

Updated: 13/02/2024 | Tags Rug cleaning, Carpet cleaning, Stain removal

Extracting as much moisture as possible is critical, after cleaning your cherished rug 

Firstly, removing or extracting as much retained moisture, is very critical!

Secondly, leaving a rug damp (after the rug washing process) for quite some time, is not advisable. You do not want mold growing in carpet or smelling like mildew, do you?

Thankfully, professionals have great tools (like the one in the video).  This helps to remove vast amounts of retained clean water, after our extensive rug cleaning process. Completely leaving your rug fresher and dryer, for a more healthy environment.


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Extracting moisture from a rug with a water claw tool