WOOL CARPET
Wool carpet cleaning
Wool fibers are absorbent, easy to shrink, and sensitive to high-temperature alkalinity; need gentle formulas and moisture control.
Charging method
Quote based on photos
Cleaning arrangements are evaluated based on wool material, size, and the condition of stains.
Optional items
Carpet back cleaning is an optional item, requires separate fees; please state the need for back handling when booking.
Wool carpets are warm and soft, but the fiber surface has a scale structure. If exposed to high temperatures, strong alkalis, or excessive rubbing, it is easy for them to shrink, frizz, or deform.
We will check the backing glue, tassels, and dyeing situation first, treat with a gentle cleaning agent, and control water usage while extracting and recovering.
Applicable scope
- Hand-woven wool carpet
- Machine-woven wool carpet
- Wool blended carpet
- Tassels and edges
Cleaning process
Vacuum and fluff
First vacuum dry dust and debris on the carpet, and brush/loosen carpet fibers.
Stain detection
Check the stain location and condition to identify the areas requiring spot treatment.
Local gentle brushing
Use neutral carpet cleaner, combined with a soft brush to treat stain spots, adjust intensity according to material.
Spray extraction cleaning
Use Kärcher spray-extraction cleaning machines to clean carpets suitable for wet cleaning, while extracting sewage at the same time.
Backing cleaning (extra charge if needed)
If you need to clean the back, confirm the arrangement and additional fees first, then flip the carpet to repeat the cleaning steps; it is not included in every service.
Extract sewage
Use wet/dry vacuum cleaner to suck up sewage and excess water; drying time is still required after cleaning.
View deep cleaning solutions
Wool and silk carpets have other deep-cleaning solutions. Color fastness must be tested and the material must be confirmed to be suitable for wet cleaning before assessing whether to adopt it; not all natural fiber or rayon carpets are suitable. Backside cleaning is an optional item that is charged separately.
Colorfastness test
Perform a spot test first to check color fastness and handling risks.
Set cleaning position
Arrange a suitable workspace for deep cleaning.
Vacuum and fluff
Vacuum and brush out carpet fibers first.
Stain detection
Check spots that need local treatment.
Scrub with neutral cleaning agent
Use a soft brush to treat stained areas.
Rinsing with water
Only clean carpets and tassels with clear water if materials and test results are suitable for this method.
Backing cleaning (extra charge if needed)
Handling the back is an optional item, subject to additional fees; please state the need for back handling when booking.
Extract sewage
Use a wet/dry vacuum to suck up sewage.
Dry
Let the carpet dry fully; do not roll up for storage or put back for use before it is completely dry.
Precautions
- Do not treat wool with hot water or bleach yourself
- Some old dyes have fading risks, technician will test first
- Tassels turning yellow may not be a stain, possibly natural fiber aging
- Carpet back cleaning is an optional item, requires separate fees; please state the need for back handling when booking.
FAQ
Will wool carpets shrink?
Improper handling has risks. We will control water temperature and moisture, and explain potential risks first.
Is sheep odour normal?
Wool may have a natural odor when damp; it usually alleviates after fully drying.
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