03-14-2014, 05:18 PM
LOL! Rick is right.....RUN :-)
I'm not a rug expert....but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night
Trying to clean those rugs on location would be a tough one.......explain to the client that because of the delicate conditions of the rugs, they should be placed between screens and washed in an immersion pit. If you don't have a relationship with a local rug cleaning plant - here is your chance to make one. Most will offer discounted rates to carpet cleaners who drop off rugs....allowing you to charge a pick up / delivery fee for the rugs, and maybe make some extra money on the cleaning price if you feel inclined.
This way, the rugs get cleaned better than you would have been able to do in their home.....and you minimize your liability for the actual cleaning - and you make a few extra dollars for your trouble.
Good luck!
I'm not a rug expert....but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night
Trying to clean those rugs on location would be a tough one.......explain to the client that because of the delicate conditions of the rugs, they should be placed between screens and washed in an immersion pit. If you don't have a relationship with a local rug cleaning plant - here is your chance to make one. Most will offer discounted rates to carpet cleaners who drop off rugs....allowing you to charge a pick up / delivery fee for the rugs, and maybe make some extra money on the cleaning price if you feel inclined.
This way, the rugs get cleaned better than you would have been able to do in their home.....and you minimize your liability for the actual cleaning - and you make a few extra dollars for your trouble.
Good luck!