As opposed to carpets?
The basic process must be the same, but I wonder how much trouble is caused by the fact that a rug is not fixed to the floor.
Does anyone have experience with this?
As opposed to carpets?
The basic process must be the same, but I wonder how much trouble is caused by the fact that a rug is not fixed to the floor.
Does anyone have experience with this?
Yes, you can use a Rug Doctor on a rug. You will definitely need to anchor one end of the rug. Remember to clean the anchored end, and use a stiff brush to set the nap.
I have a small professional extractor, and use a heavy coffee table as an anchor.
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I hate rug doctors!!
I could never get one to work very well
Are you sure you just cant take the rugs to laundry mat and was them in bi front loader?
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