Rug Cleaning?

fend · 2013-04-21 23:42:52

Hi all, as the title states, looking for somewhere to get 3 rugs cleaned? 2 of them are only small, say 3x4 foot, and the last one is a big enough one, maybe 7x5 foot? I dont really want to rent the Rug Doctor, as to be totally honest, i just dont think it does that good a job. Is there anywhere around that would give them…

21-04-2013 11:42PM

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fend

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Hi all, as the title states, looking for somewhere to get 3 rugs cleaned? 2 of them are only small, say 3x4 foot, and the last one is a big enough one, maybe 7x5 foot?

I dont really want to rent the Rug Doctor, as to be totally honest, i just dont think it does that good a job. Is there anywhere around that would give them a clean/steam/wash/freshen up? Theyre looking pretty rough at the moment, and with the price of rugs being OTT, i dont want to throw them out and buy fresh.

Anywhere at all i could get them done?

Thanks

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#2 22-04-2013 12:00AM

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Depends on the quality of them I suppose but you could go to the local petrol stn or garage and get the power washer hose at them.I never washed rugs with it but I often washed my work overalls when I worked in a garage.

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#3 23-04-2013 10:39AM

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No specific place that could do them though? Trained?

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#4 23-04-2013 10:45AM

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I'm getting some done by this crowd later this week - http://www.cleaningdoctor.ie/galway-a.html

If you haven't sound someone by then I'll let you know how it goes

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#5 23-04-2013 11:58AM

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I've used cleaning Doc a long time ago, was grand.

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#6 26-04-2013 10:04AM

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You can hire various steam cleaning devices for the day from certain plant/equipment hire companies and do it yourself. It might be cheaper than getting it done through a company.

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#7 30-04-2013 07:51AM

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Great results on carpets, couch and curtains and came in quite reasonable - probably more than hire charge and chemical costs but I'm guessing if it took him nearly 3 hours it would have taken me a full day with lower results so I'm happy!

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