Soil Separator goes to work on area rugs
July 12, 2005
Soil Separator goes to work on area rugs
The Area Rug Cleaning Co. in Ann Arbor, Mich., introduces the Soil Separator. Rugs are fed through the machine on a belt-driven bed. The rug is then "vibrated," and particulate is released.
The Area Rug Cleaning Co. in Ann Arbor, Mich., introduces the Soil Separator. Rugs are fed through the machine on a belt-driven bed. The rug is then "vibrated," and particulate is released.
The Soil Separator employs a system of square steel tubes, instead of traditional metal or leather straps or wooden paddles, to help prevent damage to the rug. The machine also features a true HEPA vacuum system, and a floating head that automatically adjusts to the size of the rug being cleaned.