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Red Wine Stains in Navajo and Oriental Rugs
This Navajo rug came into our plant for cleaning yesterday, the unfortunate victim of a holiday red wine spill (lower left-hand corner & side)
Wine can be difficult to remove at all, let alone completely. Fortunately, the owner took action and brought it to us right away for cleaning. After dusting and cleaning the rug, I carefully stripped out the wine stain, and was able to remove virtually all of the winestain from the rug.
A couple of quick tips on wine stain removal:
Blot up as much as possible with a clean dry towel, then apply club soda to the stain and re-blot until you can no longer remove any more color. Be careful not to overwet multiple colors, especially on Navajo rugs, to avoid bleeding of the natural dyes. Often you can remove the wine yourself with this method. Otherwise bring it to a qualified rug cleaner promptly for cleaning and dye removal. (check this link to find a Master Rug Cleaner in your area)
If you don’t have a qualified professional in-plant cleaner for your rugs, see our site at Professional Oriental, Persian & Navajo Rug Cleaning by RugMasters. We accept rugs from all over the country for cleaning - just call 970.385.5777 for shipping information, and I’ll clean and care for your fine rugs like the works of art they are!
7. July 2010 at 00:47
I have a beautiful Persian Rug that has recently got damages from water and damp as it was kept in storage for a few months. It is pretty old but beautiful, is it salvageable, will I be able to get it restored…? and if so where would you recommend that is reasonable and reliable.
Thanks in advance.
Laura
9. February 2011 at 13:59
That is a pretty concrete process to remove stains from a rug. One tip that we always recommend is not to rub the carpet or rug as this will loosen the fibres and have a detrimental effect on removing the stain as it seeps further in. You may be interested in this article - http://www.therughouse.co.uk/blog/Rug-Stain-Removal-The-Simple-Way/