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Sisal rugs, popular for their durability, strength, and beauty, are great natural alternatives to synthetic rugs. The Sisal fiber comes from the leaves of the Agave Sisalana plant, and is harvested for the production of chord, rope, and twine. Originating among the ancient Mesoamerican cultures, Sisal is increasingly popular with interior designers today.
These rugs give a sophisticated, yet organic feel to a room; they are also easy to maintain, making them stylish choices in many homes. However, they require dry cleaning methods only, without the use of liquids and excessive conditioners, so as not to shrink or crumple the fibers.
We have created a special process for cleaning your Sisal rug and give you a 100% satisfaction guarantee for our services. By choosing Flat Rate you are not only choosing to protect the texture and beauty of your rug, but also the cost of expensive and unnecessary future repairs.
Almost every rug will need stain or spot removal during its lifetime. Stains of all kinds affect the look, feel and even the odor of a rug. Immediate blotting is always the first thing to do in case of a spill, but certain liquids like urine or colored drinks can really bind to a rug’s fibers.
These rugs give a sophisticated, yet organic feel to a room; they are also easy to maintain, making them stylish choices in many homes. However, they require dry cleaning methods only, without the use of liquids and excessive conditioners, so as not to shrink or crumple the fibers.
We have created a special process for cleaning your Sisal rug and give you a 100% satisfaction guarantee for our services. By choosing Flat Rate you are not only choosing to protect the texture and beauty of your rug, but also the cost of expensive and unnecessary future repairs.
Almost every rug will need stain or spot removal during its lifetime. Stains of all kinds affect the look, feel and even the odor of a rug. Immediate blotting is always the first thing to do in case of a spill, but certain liquids like urine or colored drinks can really bind to a rug’s fibers.
