You may not believe it, but some modern synthetic carpets now advise you to use bleach to clean your carpet. This diluted solution can pretty much instantly remove staining. However, it is important to understand that not all carpets can take a bleach solution. Some carpets will lose colour when bleach solutions are sprayed.

Wool carpets are also known for matting. This means that when you see a carpet stain or when you are carpets are dirty, you should not scrub them. If you scrub at a stain or dirt you will likely produce a matted area. This matted area is very likely to be a permanent problem. Your eye will be drawn to that area. It is therefore very important to blot stains on any wool carpet.

This is a woollen pattern carpet we cleaned in Poulton-Le-Fylde. The top piece shows how it had lost its colour and ended up looking rather dull. However, the bottom piece shows the fantastic rich colours hidden beneath.

Best Practices for Cleaning Wool Carpets

Here is our quick guide to the best tips for cleaning wool carpets. Should you need any help or further assistance with this process, we would welcome your call. We are time-served and trusted carpet cleaners. Our results are guaranteed and our passion for delivering brilliant results for our clients shines through.

• Do not scrub at a stain on a wool carpet
• Do not use bleach products to remove carpet stains
• Use products that are specifically formulated for wool carpets
• Only blot at a stain or dirt that appears on your wool carpet
• Ask for help from a professional carpet cleaner to achieve the cleanest possible wool carpets

If you would like to request a quote, please call today on 0800 695 3455.

Colin

I am a time-served carpet cleaner, stone floor restoration specialist, leather restorer and upholstery cleaner serving Lancashire. I pride myself on using only the best products and state of the art machinery to provide exceptional finishes without exception.

www.brightscleaning.co.uk