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Dry clean...a rug?

anniehoo · 2009-05-25 13:24:18

I have a really big cream rug in my sitting room and its gotten absolutely filthy. Its too big to clean myself and i was just wondering if theres such a thing as getting rugs dry cleaned? Anyone know of somewhere in Dublin that does this?

25-05-2009 1:24pm

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anniehoo

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I have a really big cream rug in my sitting room and its gotten absolutely filthy. Its too big to clean myself and i was just wondering if theres such a thing as getting rugs dry cleaned? Anyone know of somewhere in Dublin that does this?

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#2 25-05-2009 1:33pm

ishidaogo

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Wet cleaning is more thorough and in general if slight shrinkage is not a problem
is the preferred option.
If you do the dry-cleaning route it is best to get personal recommendations
about who to use.

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#3 27-05-2009 11:01pm

Lobsterlady

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Hire a Rugmaster from B&Q, only around 35 euro for 24hrs, something like 40 euro for 2 days. Amazing results and you can give a few other carpets a going over too:-)

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