Long-lasting and renewable, wool is one of the most ecological fibers in the world. It’s also easier to maintain than most people think. Unlike synthetic fibers, wool releases dirt readily to a vacuum, it’s flame-resistant, and it stands up to years of use.
Scott Group Studio is committed to preserving the enduring beauty of our heirloom-quality carpets and rugs. With the right care, these pieces can enhance your interiors for generations. As a complimentary lifetime service, our skilled artisans will professionally clean and rejuvenate your purchase, including pile lifting and re-shearing, at our Grand Rapids, Michigan facility. We understand that wear and tear or accidents can occur. When we receive your carpet, we will provide a thorough review and notify you of any necessary repairs and provide guidance on the next steps and any potential costs. While our program covers the services, you will bear the freight and packaging costs to and from Grand Rapids. Rest assured, we’re here to help with the logistics. To benefit from this service, please reach out to our Customer Service team, and they will guide you through the return procedure.
To keep your carpet or rug looking its best, we recommend the following guidelines below. If you still have a question about removing stains or other issues, please contact our customer service department, we’d be happy to help.
Vacuuming is key to keeping your carpet clean and beautiful. For best results:
For aircraft interior carpet care, vacuum after all flights using a vacuum cleaner with a rotating brush. For all carpets containing silk, use a soft bristle rotating brush on low suction only. We recommend choosing a vacuum cleaner that meets CRI Green Label Standards. See carpet-rug.org for models that meet these specifications.
Use walk-off mats with non-rubber backing at all entrances to absorb soil and moisture. Mats should be cleaned on regular basis so they don’t become sources of soil themselves, especially during inclement weather.
Remove spills immediately. Time is of the essence in effective spot removal. The technique depends on the type of spill.
Wet the spot with cold water and blot it with a white cotton towel. Always blot by pressing downward. Never rub in a circular motion; this can spread the stain. Wring out the towel to remove moisture and blot again. After lifting as much of the spot as possible, place a stack of clean, white towels over it. Place a weight on the towels overnight so they press firmly against the spot.
Scoop up the spill immediately. Vacuum the excess material or scrape dried soil with the blunt edge of a spoon. Always work from the outer edge of the spot toward the center.
