Nomads Fine Rugs

Carpet & Rug Distributors & Manufacturers, Carpet & Rug Cleaners, Carpet & Rug Dealers

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Today: 10:30 am - 6:00 pm

47 Years

in Business

Amenities:

Wheelchair accessible

(831) 373-1009Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections486 Alvarado StMonterey, CA 93940 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Mon - Sat:	10:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Fax: (831) 373-1057

Payment method

amex, mastercard, visa, discover, all major credit cards

Neighborhood

Old Monterey Business District

Other Links

http://www.myrugs.com

http://nomadsrugs.com/contact.html

Categories

Carpet & Rug Distributors & Manufacturers, Carpet & Rug Cleaners, Carpet & Rug Dealers, Floor Materials, Rugs

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Parking: Lot, Street, Private, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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07/26/2017

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I was very pleased with service. My rugs like fresh and clean as new. Personnel was professional and prompt and easy to work with. I will recommend Nomads to my family and friends.

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Phone: (831) 373-1009

Address: 486 Alvarado St, Monterey, CA 93940

Website: http://www.myrugs.com

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Nomads Fine Rugs

Carpet Cleaning
Most professional carpet cleaning systems involve the use of high heat, high water pressure, extreme agitation and intense chemical activity. Most area rugs CANNOT be cleaned using these tactics. A more gentle á®¤ washingà²¯cess must be used to safely clean area rugs.
Upholstery Cleaning
Window Cleaning
Rug Cleaning
A rug that is thoroughly wet is another matter. The goal is to dry it before it mildews in about four or five days. If you have a Shoepac or other vacuum that will take in water, vacuum out as much water as you can. If not, lay the rug flat on its back outdoors and squeegee out as much water as you can. In a pinch, you can use the back of a garden rake as a squeegee. If you cannot do that (perhaps because it is raining heavily outside), then roll the rug tightly and stand it on end until water stops dripping out of the bottom end. If you have sunlight and a place to lay the rug, open it and let it finish drying outdoors. Or, if you know that the rug is dirty as well as wet, dry it enough so that you can get it to an Oriental rug cleaning specialist. If all else fails and the rug has been wet for four or five days and you have no prospects of drying it soon, spray it with Lysol. If you must dry a wet rug indoors, keep air circulating around it with a fan or hairdryer. Many a rug has come through seemingly hopeless situations and come out in good shape.
Vacuuming
Because of the dense pile construction of area rugs, dirt particles work their way down through the fibers - to the backing foundation of the rug where they cannot be removed by ordinary vacuuming.
Dusting
The first and most important step in cleaning a carpet is DUSTING it. One can clean the surface to perfection, but unless it is well dusted once dry the dirt imbedded in the pile of the carpet will resurface.
Mattress Cleaning
Stain Removal
You have to move fast which means you should keep a little box containing the following close at hand at all times: Dry cleaning fluid, Clean Cloths, White Vinegar, Mild Detergent (containing no alkalis or bleaches), Alcohol, Sponges, Clothes brush, Weak Ammonia 7% solution.
Carpet Repair
Drapery Cleaning
Sweeping
Never vacuum against the nap of the rug (the direction of the nap can easily be determined by running the hand across the pile from fringe to fringe). Vacuuming against the nap also presses dirt back into the rug. Never vacuum the rugsï¿½ fringes. The continued catching of the fringe in the suction of a vacuum cleaner causes the fringes to break and tear. Sweeping with a broom will give the best result. As a general rule always vacuum with a low-level suction using a new bag

Damage Restoration

Fire Damage Restoration

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