Bleach Stain or Spot Removal from Area Rugs in Baltimore, MD

Our Rug Cleaning Process

If you've made the investment in area rugs or fine oriental rugs, you probably already know they're a little bit more challenging to keep clean than your hardwood floors and other surfaces. Let's watch the video and learn more about our cleaning process.

• Do not scrub affected area: Never scrub a bleach spot or stain as you will only cause it to grow bigger and might even damage the rub in the process. Bleach is not a stain and will not be removed when scrubbed.
• Do not apply paints or dyes without neutralizing: Bleach is an active compound that needs neutralizing to then apply any kind of dye. Without neutralizing (preferrably by an expert), applying paint or dye could be disastrous.
• Do not use Rit dye: Avoid the temptations of applying commercial household dye (Rit is common brand) to the bleached area. Colors will not likely match and can further damage your area rug.
• Do not use dish soap: Applying this increases PH value and will allow a bleach spot to spread further. Bleach is highly alkaline and shouldn't mix with dish soap as a stain remover.

Let Us Gently Restore Your Bleach-Stained Rug in Columbia & Baltimore

The professionals at Legacy Rug Care have the necessary equipment, experience, and expertise to restore your rug to its pre-damage or pre-bleached condition. We use cleaners and chemicals specifically designed for superior, safe and gentle rug care. Our non-scrubbing methods and procedures are time-tested and proven to restore your area rug's original life and remove that bleach stain or spot.

After preparing your rug for color correction, we treat the bleach-affected areas individually to blend them with the rest of your rug. Our advanced, highly-skilled dyeing and color correction processes return your rug to its previous vibrant and elegant look.