PROFESSIONAL ORIENTAL RUG CLEANING
Professionally steam cleaning oriental rugs can extend their life expectancy and maintain their value much more effectively.
Mina S.
Ive been using Jay at steam kleen for the past couple years came and did my carpet it was done phenomenally well. Very impressed with the work ethic, and punctuality. Highly recommend to anyone else.
Mina S.Paula from North York
I called Jay for a quote when our main floor toilet overflowed and came pouring out of our basement ceiling. Steam Kleen returned my call promptly and was honest about what they could do and what was a reasonable expectation. Jay came when he said he would and cleaned the carpet, replaced the underpad, dried the carpet and steam cleaned it. He also moved the wall unit and after a few days of drying, he returned and replaced everything and steam cleaned the entire basement. Steam Kleen staff always wore shoe covers and were very polite. No complaints and quite accommodating. Thanks Jay. I won’t hesitate to recommend you to everyone who needs your service.
Paula from North YorkFire & Water Damage Restoration review in Toronto– April 2016Happy Customer in Denlow Neighbourhood
Jay and George did a great job. They arrived within 2 days of my call. They worked quickly and efficiently with great results. There were some remaining stains as I hadn’t cleaned my carpet in many years, so they came back and re-did the work under their guarantee. The results were amazing. It’s like having new carpet. I am very happy with their work and pricing. I highly recommend them.
Happy Customer in Denlow NeighbourhoodCarpet Cleaning– 09/09/2016
Area rugs that have been fabricated in locations such as Asia, Iran, China, India, Russia, Turkey, Pakistan, Tibet and Nepal are considered Oriental area rugs. These area rugs can use more geometric shapes in their design. However they can also have curvilinear or floral shapes as well. Oriental area rugs are rich in detailed design and can use several colours. They can be made of different material such as wool, silk or cotton.
When it comes to rug cleaning Steam Kleen will preserve the detailed patterns on your oriental area rugs. Our cleaning methods have cleaned thousands of area rugs in Toronto and the GTA. We give a deep cleaning to your rug and ensure that no bleeding or fading occurs. Area rug pick up and drop off services are available in order to accommodate our customers.
Why Steam Cleaning?
“Steam Cleaning” is just a nickname for a method of carpet cleaning called “hot-water extraction.”
This is the preferred method of cleaning by major carpet manufacturers. In fact, some require you to use this service at least once every 12-18 months otherwise the warranty on your carpet can be voided.
This type of cleaning is widely considered the best method of removing embedded soils and contaminants in your carpet. Steam cleaning works by injecting a high pressurized solution into the carpet pile, then immediately extracts it with the powerful vacuum system. Most companies will apply a pre-treatment to break down soils, loosen oil deposits and remove spots.
After the cleaning, a protective coating can be applied to your carpet, most of the time for an additional cost. This coating is commonly referred to as “scotch guarding.” This phrase is also just a nickname. What is applied is actually a Teflon. It’s a good idea to have this reapplied, as the scotch guarding applied during the manufacturing process will only last so long.
High Heat
If a truck-mount system is used, the water can reach over 230 degrees! Water boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Hot water is a key component in any cleanin.
Powerful Vacuum System
Truck-mount systems are basically an engine with a very powerful buit-in blower. The horsepower ranges from 15 to 50, depending on the size of the machine. This engine powers this vacuum so it can create a very powerful suction. This vacuum is so powerful that it can have your carpets dry within a couple hours. There is a misconception that steam cleaning will over-saturate your carpet, soak your padding and take days to dry. This is simply NOT true.
