Yes... we clean contemporary rugs as well
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Fine rugs require a completely different cleaning process than wall-to-wall carpet. At Eastern Shore Rug Cleaning, every rug is washed using a controlled hand-washing process designed for wool, silk, Persian, and Oriental rugs.
Dedicated Oriental Rug Washing Facility
Your rugs NEVER leave our custody!
First, we are not rug middlemen, unlike a few of our competitors. When we pick up your rug, it stays in our possession and it is cleaned in a controlled environment at our rug washing facility in Easton.
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Oriental rugs cannot be effectively nor safely cleaned in your living room with a wand.
Inspection and fiber testing
Commercial dusting to remove embedded soil
Pre-treatment for stains and contaminants
Full immersion washing
Controlled rinse and water extraction
Climate-controlled drying
Final grooming and inspection
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Persian Rugs
Oriental Rugs
Wool Rugs
Silk Rugs
Antique Rugs
Hand-Knotted Rugs
Contemporary Rugs (Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware, etc.)
Pet Urine Damage: Pet urine can penetrate deep into rug fibers and foundations, leaving behind odor-causing crystals that normal carpet cleaning cannot remove.
Stain Removal: Food, wine, and dye stains can often be corrected when treated properly.
Odor Removal: Deep washing removes odor sources trapped inside the rug structure.
Color Bleeding: Specialized washing techniques help stabilize delicate dyes.
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Pet Urine Removal From Oriental and Area Rugs


Pet accidents happen. Unfortunately, when urine gets into a rug it does far more than create a temporary smell. Pet urine can penetrate deep into the fibers, foundation, and backing of the rug where it forms crystals that continue to cause odor and damage long after the original accident.
Many rugs we receive at our Easton rug washing facility have already been “cleaned” once or twice before arriving here, yet the odor returns as soon as humidity rises or the rug becomes slightly damp. That’s because the real problem was never fully removed.
Urine Crystals: When urine dries, it leaves behind salt crystals that bind to the rug fibers and foundation. These crystals are extremely difficult to remove with standard carpet cleaning methods.
Even if the surface looks clean, those crystals remain deep inside the rug. When moisture is introduced again through humidity or another cleaning attempt, the crystals reactivate and the odor returns.
Proper pet urine rug cleaning requires flushing the rug completely so those crystals are dissolved and removed from the rug structure.
Odor Removal: The odor associated with pet urine does not come from the liquid itself. The smell develops as bacteria break down the urine deposits trapped in the rug.
Surface cleaning or deodorizing products may temporarily mask the smell, but they do not remove the source. That is why many homeowners notice the odor returning days or weeks after cleaning.
At our rug washing facility in Easton, rugs are thoroughly washed and rinsed to remove the odor-causing residues from deep within the fibers and foundation.
Contamination Treatment: Urine contamination is more than just a smell problem. Over time it can cause dye bleeding, fiber damage, and deterioration of the rug’s foundation.
A contaminated rug must be treated carefully to neutralize the urine deposits and safely wash away the contamination without harming delicate wool or silk fibers.
Our process is designed specifically for Oriental and fine rugs, allowing us to remove contamination while protecting the structure and value of the rug.