What stain protection actually does — and what it does not
A properly applied stain protector repels liquid long enough that you can blot the spill before it penetrates the pile. It does not make a rug stain-proof. It does not replace cleaning.
And it must be applied to a rug that is already clean and fully dry. We use a fibre-safe, pH-neutral treatment that is safe for natural dyes and lasts two to three years under normal household traffic.
Our stain protection process — step by step
- 01
Post-cleaning preparation
The rug must be fully clean and fully dry. Protector applied to soiled fibre bonds the dirt in permanently.
- 02
Application
Even coverage across the entire pile surface. Under-applying leaves unprotected patches; over-applying mats the pile.
- 03
Setting
24-hour cure time before the rug is returned. During cure, the rug stays flat in the workshop.
- 04
Inspection
Coverage verified under raking light — any missed areas receive a second pass.
- 05
Documentation
Treatment recorded against the rug’s file for future warranty reference.
