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Many Thanks to:- FLAIR FLOORING UNIT 3. GREY STREET, DENTON, MANCHESTER, U.K. M34 3RU Telephone 061-320 7146 EXCLUSIVE IMPORTERS OF QUALITY FLOOR COVERINGS Taking care of your oriental carpets — the Flairway...If you own a Chinese, Indian, Persian, Pakistani or other type of oriental hand-made carpet, you have invested in an article which will prove to be a long-lasting asset to your home. Our process of oriental carpet cleaning will enhance the beauty and prolong the life of a valuable investment. All cleaning is undertaken by our highly skilled staff at our extensively equipped premises in London, eliminating the risks sometimes associated with on-site cleaning and producing a far superior finish than can be achieved in your home. If your oriental carpet needs special attention apart from cleaning we also have extensive experience and facilities for the following services:
* Hand tinting: Colours that have faded or changed over the years can sometimes be restored by our artists skilled in this field. * Problem Stains: Some stains are difficult to remove by conventional methods. Abadjian have the know-how and can often remove the more stubborn stains that were impossible to remove at home. * Stretching: certain types of hand-made carpet most notably Afghans, can often become misshapen or rucked with use - but, providing the carpet is sound. these problems can usually be minimised with stretching. * In addition to these services we are also able to undertake the cleaning of machine-made Broadloom carpet In order to keep your carpet in a good condition we have included a handy spotting guide which may be useful in the event of marks and spillages occurring providing action is taken immediatly. Keep this spotting guide to hand in case of accidents! Check for colour fastness prior to carrying Out any wet process on your carpet
Spotting Guide Oriental Rugs The following three solutions will be required together with a dry cleaning solvent such as Dab-it off and some white absorbent cloth or tissue. 1. Detergent solution: One teaspoonful of neutral detergent such as 'Stergene' to 1/2 pint )1/4 litre) of warm water. 2. Detergent/Vinegar Solution: Add one teaspoonful of White Vinegar to the Detergent Solution 3. Ammonia Solution: One tablespoon of household ammonia, such as Scrubbs, to-one cup of warm water. Test the solution on a small out of the way area, then tackle the stain by working from the outer edge towards the centre. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution. Work from the outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry. Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution, Work from the outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry. Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution, Blot dry. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife Use Detergent solution Work from the Outer edge and blotting dry, Follow with Ammonia solution. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the Outer edge and blotting dry. Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution. starting at the outer edge and blotting dry Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Scrape up excess with a blunt knife. Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution. Work from the Outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Blot up the surplus spillage Use Detergent solution. starting at the outer edge and blotting dry. Follow with Ammonia solution Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution, Work from the outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Scrape up with a blunt
knife. Use
Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by
Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Blot up the surplus spillage Use Detergent solution, starting at the outer edge and blotting dry. Follow with Ammonia solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution, Work from the Outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Blot up the surplus spillage. Use Detergent/Vinegar solution. Work from the outer edge of the stain, using little at a time and blotting up with dry cloths frequently. Scrape up with a blunt knife Use Dry Cleaning solution followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Scrape up with a blunt knife. Use Dry Cleaning Solvent followed by Detergent/Vinegar solution. Blot dry. Flair Flooring cannot be held responsible for the success of
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