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In knotted rugs the foundation weft and warp yarns are typically finished with a combination of weaving, knots and loose fringe fiber. Cotton is the most common foundation textile. When brand new, it is a nice soft white, thus, a pleasant contrast to the colors of the rug pile.

Heavily soiled cotton, especially when woven, and tied in knots, is challenging to clean. This can result in fringes that look dirty and gray, despite noble efforts at cleaning. One may be inclined to counter with bleaching agents, however, these are harsh on cotton and will usually contribute to premature deterioration of the fiber.

Each rug is carefully inspected prior to cleaning to confirm that the dyes are stable enough to withstand a full immersion. This is a step that any well respected cleaning company would take before immersing rugs. Just like washing brightly colored clothes, nothing should be taken for granted. Having said this, the majority of area rugs can be immersion cleaned.

Flokati or other rugs with long pile such as shag, clean very well with the new equipment. The fiber is gently cleaned to the base of the pile in our bath, with no degradation to the pile from mechanical agitation.

Braided rugs are challenging to clean with topical equipment because they are tightly woven. Full immersion in our Turkish Bath allows us to clean deep into the woven material.