Carpet Washing & Repairing
We specialize in carpet washing, repair, and interior design services.
With years of experience, we’ve developed expert techniques to clean all types of carpets and rugs, tailored to their unique materials and needs.
Our professional team carefully cleans and repairs each carpet based on its specific characteristics—ensuring your carpets are treated with the highest level of care and attention.
Whether it’s delicate silk, handwoven, or synthetic fibers, we provide the right treatment for every carpet.
Let us restore the beauty of your carpets and enhance your interior space with our expertise.
We Are Expert to Wash And Repair Your Carpets & rugs
.Over many years, we’ve developed techniques to clean carpets, specifically catering to the different needs that different carpets have
We have an expert team who clean and repair the carpets according to these specifications. All you need to do is send the carpet to
. our located, or contact us and arrange for our team to collect the carpet
Always remember to never attempt cleaning handmade carpets yourself, as we have seen many cases where more harm than good has been done,
.and the carpet has lost considerable value. Contact us for quotations on cleaning, repair, and even the restoration of your carpets
Solution Recipes
Detergent Solution
- teaspoon clear/white liquid soap
- cup water
Vinegar solution
- cup white vinegar
- cup water
Ammonia Solution
- tablespoon white ammonia solution
- cup water
Carpet Spot Removal Guide
Tea Stain
* Step 1 — Blot Immediately *
Gently blot the spill with a clean, white cloth to absorb as much liquid as possible. Do not rub. l
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water *
Dampen a clean cloth with a small amount of cold water and gently blot the stained area. l
* Step 3 — Use Mild Soap if Needed *
If the stain remains, use a very small amount of mild liquid soap diluted with cold water. Blot gently. y
* Step 4 — Rinse and Dry Blot *
with a clean, damp cloth to remove any soap residue. Allow the rug to air dry completely. l
Coffee Stain
* Step 1 — Blot Quickly Immediately *
.Blot the coffee with a clean, white cloth. Work from the outside of the stain toward the center
* Step 2 — Apply Cold Water *
.Lightly dampen a clean cloth with cold water and blot the area
* Step 3 — Mild Cleaning Solution *
.If necessary, use a small amount of mild soap diluted with cold water. Never oversaturate the rug
.Step 4 — Rinse and Dry Blot with clean water and allow the area to dry completely *
Red Wine Stain
* Step 1 — Act Immediately *
.Blot the wine gently with a clean, white absorbent cloth. Do not rub
* Step 2 — Dilute Carefully *
.Use a small amount of cold water on a clean cloth and gently blot the affected area
.Step 3 — Repeat if Necessary Continue blotting with clean sections of the cloth until no more wine transfers *
* Step 4 — Dry Completely *
.Blot away excess moisture and allow the rug to air dry naturally
Important: Red wine can cause permanent staining or color bleeding, especially on rugs with natural dyes
.Professional cleaning is recommended for valuable or delicate rugs
Juice Stain
* Step 1 — Blot the Spill *
.Remove excess juice immediately using a clean, white cloth
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water *
.Lightly dampen another cloth with cold water and blot the stain
* Step 3 — Use Mild Soap *
.if Needed Apply a very small amount of mild soap diluted with cold water and gently blot
* Step 4 — Rinse and Dry *
.Remove any residue with a clean, damp cloth and dry the area thoroughly
Food Stain
* Step 1 — Remove Solid Material *
.Carefully lift away food particles using a spoon or blunt edge. Do not scrape aggressively
* Step 2 — Blot the Area *
.Blot any remaining moisture with a clean, white cloth
* Step 3 — Apply Mild Soap *
.Mix a small amount of mild liquid soap with cold water and gently blot the affected area
* Step 4 — Rinse and Dry *
.Blot with clean water and allow the rug to dry completely
Mud & Dirt Stain
* Step 1 — Let the Mud *
.Dry Allow wet mud to dry naturally before attempting to remove it
* Step 2 — Remove Loose *
.Dirt Once completely dry, gently loosen and remove the dirt. Vacuum carefully using low suction
* Step 3 — Treat Remaining Marks *
.If a mark remains, lightly blot with a clean cloth dampened with cold water
* Step 4 — Dry Thoroughly Allow *
.the area to air dry completely
.Important: Do not scrub wet mud into the fibers, as this can push dirt deeper into the rug
Oil & Grease Stain
* Step 1 — Blot Excess Oil Gently *
.blot the area with a clean, white cloth. Do not rub
* Step 2 — Absorb the Oil *
.For fresh spills, an appropriate absorbent material may help draw out excess oil. Remove it gently afterward
* Step 3 — Professional Treatment Recommended *
.Oil-based stains can penetrate wool fibers and may be difficult to remove safely at home
* Step 4 — Avoid Strong Solvents *
Do not apply harsh chemicals or solvents without professional guidance, as they may damage the wool or affect the
.rug’s dyes
Blood Stain
* Step 1 — Act Quickly *
.Blot fresh blood gently with a clean, white cloth
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water Only *
.Dampen a clean cloth with cold water and gently blot the stain
* Step 3 — Repeat Carefully *
.Continue with clean sections of the cloth until the stain begins to lift
* Step 4 — Dry Completely *
.Blot away excess moisture and allow the area to air dry
.Important: Never use hot water on a blood stain, as heat can cause the proteins in blood to set into the fibers
Chocolate Stain
* Step 1 — Remove Excess Chocolate *
.If the chocolate is soft, carefully remove as much as possible without spreading it
* Step 2 — Allow It to Harden if Necessary *
.For soft chocolate, allowing it to cool and harden can make removal easier
* Step 3 — Blot Gently *
.Use a clean cloth dampened with cold water and a small amount of mild soap if needed
* Step 4 — Rinse and Dry *
.Blot with clean water to remove residue and allow the rug to dry completely
Lipstick Stain
* Step 1 — Remove Excess Lipstick *
.Carefully lift any excess lipstick from the surface without spreading it
* Step 2 — Blot Carefully *
.Use a clean, white cloth to gently blot the affected area
* Step 3 — Avoid Unapproved Solvents *
Lipstick contains oils and pigments that can be difficult to remove from wool. Strong solvents may damage natural
.fibers or dyes
* Step 4 — Professional Cleaning Recommended *
.For persistent lipstick stains, professional rug cleaning is the safest option
Ink Stain
* Step 1 — Blot Immediately *
.Gently blot fresh ink with a clean, white cloth or paper towel to absorb as much as possible. Do not rub
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water Carefully *
.Dampen a clean cloth with a small amount of cold water and gently blot the stain
* Step 3 — Do Not Spread the Ink *
.Always work from the outside toward the center and use a clean section of the cloth each time
* Step 4 — Seek Professional Help *
Ink can penetrate wool fibers and may contain dyes or solvents that are difficult to remove safely. Avoid applying rubbing
.alcohol or other strong chemicals unless a rug-care professional confirms that they are safe for your specific rug
Ink Stain
* Step 1 — Blot Immediately *
.Gently blot fresh ink with a clean, white cloth or paper towel to absorb as much as possible. Do not rub
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water Carefully *
.Dampen a clean cloth with a small amount of cold water and gently blot the stain
* Step 3 — Do Not Spread the Ink *
.Always work from the outside toward the center and use a clean section of the cloth each time
* Step 4 — Seek Professional Help *
Ink can penetrate wool fibers and may contain dyes or solvents that are difficult to remove safely. Avoid applying rubbing
.alcohol or other strong chemicals unless a rug-care professional confirms that they are safe for your specific rug
Pet Stain & Odor
* Step 1 — Blot Immediately *
.Absorb as much liquid as possible with clean, white towels. Do not rub
* Step 2 — Use Cold Water Carefully *
.Lightly blot the affected area with a clean cloth dampened with cold water
* Step 3 — Treat the Odor Carefully *
.Pet urine can penetrate deep into the rug and backing
.Products should only be used if they are specifically suitable for wool and natural dyes
* Step 4 — Dry Completely *
.Remove as much moisture as possible and allow the rug to dry thoroughly in a well-ventilated area
Important: Persistent pet odors or repeated accidents may require professional rug cleaning to properly treat the affected
.fibers and underlying layers
Important
.Tips Always test any cleaning solution on a small, hidden area first Blot gently with a clean, white cloth *
.Never rub or scrub Use as little moisture as possible *
.Do not oversaturate a handwoven wool rug Avoid bleach, strong detergents, and unapproved household chemicals *
.Never use hot water unless specifically recommended by a rug-care professional *
.Allow the rug to dry completely after spot treatment For valuable, antique, delicate, or heavily stained rugs, professional cleaning is recommended *
Professional Care
Every handwoven wool rug is different. Its fibers, dyes, age, construction, and condition can affect how a stain should be treated. When in doubt, consult *
.a qualified rug-care professional before attempting any treatment
.Attention: The stain-removal methods provided above are for general informational purposes only
,Carpet Village assumes no responsibility for any damage, discoloration, or other issues resulting from their use. For the best and safest results
.We strongly recommend contacting Carpet Village or a qualified rug-care professional for expert assistance
