Cleaning a Navajo.... Why? Because it CAN be done!

[Shawn Abbey]

Once I tested the rug, on more than one occasion, I felt better!


[video=youtube;RCGhSR5R3xo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCGhSR5R3xo[/video]

 

[rhyde]

FYI .....neither rugs are Navajo

just saying!

 

[Mikey P]

If the customer calls them Navajos, then they are Navajo.
Thanks for taking the time to film your work.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Thanks Shawn, nice video, we clean them very similar. Although we spray apply the neutral shampoo and then agitate with the horsehair, just to minimize the moisture used.

 

[rhyde]

If the customer calls them Navajos, then they are Navajo.
Thanks for taking the time to film your work.

Nope, it's just a cheap poor quality Zapotec rug.

 

[Ken Snow]

We had a lot of those in our market 20 years ago, rarely see them anymore.

 

[Shawn Abbey]

Zapotec, Navajo, cheap wool, whatever! Let's just say it was a rug that bled....:-)

 

[Ron K]

So Mister Snow would you correct the customer ?

Mikey would you explain to the customer the reason her Nylon rug smells like a wet sheep is because it's wet-sheep Nylon!

 

[Ken Snow]

Absolutely! Values can differ by 10-30 times. We use to sell z's for $5 a sq ft.

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[Mikey P]

Trinket rugs like that are either handed down/over or bought at the five and dime.

Mrs Pift has no idea what its made of nor does she care.


Just make it look clean-er


and while you're at it clean all the berber in her house that she thinks is wool because Berber in Ikea means Sheep.

 

[Harry Myers]

I Clean allot of Moroccan berber rugs. They do resemble sheep hair. This is where the berber came from. The Berber tribes Which is big a big knot.