Hot Water Extraction
May be considered for tested synthetic and durable wool rugs where deeper soil removal is appropriate.
- Typical use Durable fibres
- Drying Usually 4–8 hours
Specialist cleaning for Persian, Oriental, wool, silk, handmade and modern rugs across London. Every rug is inspected before treatment so the cleaning method matches the fibre, dyes, construction and condition.
Fibre, weave, dye stability, construction, condition and soil determine the method—not a one-process cleaning menu.
Material, construction, wear and staining are recorded.
Published starting prices are refined from the item and access.
Cleaning is never presented as repair or guaranteed stain removal.
No two rugs are treated in exactly the same way. Each stage is adapted to the rug’s fibre, construction, dye stability, wear and overall condition before the next part of the process begins.
We confirm the rug type, approximate size, collection or property access and any stains or areas that need particular attention.
Fibres, pile, backing, fringes, wear patterns, previous repairs and existing damage are reviewed before treatment begins.
Selected colours are checked for transfer or instability before moisture, chemistry or wider agitation is introduced.
Loose dust, grit, hair and embedded particles are removed where appropriate before any wet or low-moisture cleaning stage.
High-use sections and individual marks receive fibre-appropriate preparation rather than unnecessary blanket treatment.
The selected extraction, low-moisture, dry or specialist process is carried out according to the inspection and test results.
Moisture is managed carefully while the pile is groomed and positioned to support an even and natural final appearance.
The completed rug is reviewed for overall presentation, remaining limitations and any relevant handling or aftercare guidance.

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May be considered for tested synthetic and durable wool rugs where deeper soil removal is appropriate.
May be suitable for selected moisture-sensitive rugs after inspection and fibre assessment.
Commonly selected for maintenance cleaning where only controlled moisture is required.
Some antique, silk, handmade or highly valuable rugs may benefit from specialist off-site cleaning and controlled drying.
The examples above are general guidance only. Inspection findings may lead to a different recommendation depending on the rug’s material, condition and cleaning history.
This matched set demonstrates drink-mark improvement in the same room and composition. It is not represented as a specific completed customer job.


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Every quotation is based on the rug or fabric size, construction, material, staining, access and the cleaning method recommended after inspection. The prices below are starting guides.
Every service begins with an inspection before the cleaning method is selected.
The guide prices above are not fixed quotations. Rug dimensions, furniture size, material, staining, access, parking, congestion charges and specialist treatments may affect the final cost.
Inspection determines whether extraction equipment, dry-cleaning systems, low-moisture technology or specialist grooming tools are the safest choice for the textile.
Every quotation explains the recommended process, expected drying time, practical limitations and aftercare guidance before work starts.
Coffee, wine, mud, grease, pet accidents and everyday spills are assessed separately to determine the most suitable treatment for the rug.
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We clean wool, synthetic, Persian, Oriental, handmade, modern, shaggy, cotton and many other rug types after a suitable inspection.
No. Every rug is assessed individually so the cleaning method matches the fibre, construction, condition and colour stability.
Some stains can be significantly improved, while others may have permanently affected the fibres or dyes. Results depend on the stain type and age.
Prices are based on the rug size, material, condition, level of soiling, access requirements and the cleaning method recommended after inspection.
Send a few photographs together with the rug size, material, postcode and any staining concerns. Our team will recommend the most suitable cleaning approach and provide a clear quotation.