Start with the rug’s construction
“Persian” and “Oriental” describe origins or styles, not one cleaning recipe. A hand-knotted wool rug, a silk blend and a newer machine-made rug should not automatically receive the same treatment. Before cleaning, the rug’s weave, fiber, dyes, age, wear, fringe and existing damage are reviewed.
Cleaning and drying
Depending on the assessment, the plan may involve hand cleaning or fiber-specific equipment, targeted spot treatment, water extraction and controlled drying. The rug receives a final review before return. We do not promise a particular stain result or say that every rug is fully immersed.
How to book
Measure the rug’s length and width, then enter the measurements at easyrugwash.com to see your total price and book. We usually pick up within 48 hours of booking, or on a later date you choose. Your rug comes back cleaned 7–10 business days after pickup. If you know of dye bleeding, loose fringe, past repairs or pet accidents, mention it when you book.
What do we check when the rug arrives?
The underside can reveal whether the design is woven through the foundation or attached by another construction method. We also look for worn corners, weakened fringe, dye movement and evidence of previous repair. These details guide handling and drying; a country-of-origin label alone does not tell us which process is safe.
Before pickup
Vacuum both sides if you can and clear the area so the rug is easy to roll. A cleaning service cannot restore missing fibers or guarantee removal of old dye changes, so it helps to note any existing wear when you book.