Showing posts with label rug store Los Angeles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rug store Los Angeles. Show all posts

Thursday, December 30, 2010

ATT and It's Poor Services


Our fax and DSL are disconnected as of last week after the heavy rain in Los Angeles. Att is our service provider. Their customer services and response is the poorest. We have no Internet and no fax. We cannot charge our customers' credit card and this is very inconvenient.

When we call Att, we have to stay on the line for almost one hour while we have to listen to a boring elevator music and after that we have to explain the situation to several employees. They promised to send their technicians who never showed up.

We are switching to Time Warner. Having a business and a rug store and being disconnected from the world in the Christmas time is unbelievable!! Att is bad. Very bad.

Dr. Khosrow Sobhe (Dr. Kay)
Certified Rug Specialist (CRS)
www.RugIdea.com
www.LosAngelesRugCleaning.com
310-770-9085

Monday, September 8, 2008

Rugs and Stain Removal in Los Angeles




We receive many rugs for stain removal in our rug gallery. We have a workshop next to our rug store on La Cienega Blvd. in Los Angeles and take care of these stains. There is one big problem and that is the customers who treat the stains with unknown and untested chemicals at home. These chemical are multi-purpose stuff which in many cases do not remove the stains and will make it more difficult for us to do stain removal from Oriental and area rugs.

Before we start working on the stain, we try to analyze and find out about the nature of the stain as each case needs its own treatment and a different solvent to neutralize the stain. In many cases, we have to dye the removed spot since it may fade away after the stain is removed.

David who runs the wonderful RugRag blog has commented on situation like these on one of my previous posts and I cite it here. I totally agree with David who is a third generation rug enthusiastic:

"The instinct when something like this happens is to treat the stain as quick as possible.... However, this often leads to the hasty decision of using any and all cleaners available. This is a big mistake because many of these all-in-one cleaners have unnecessary chemicals: "blanket cleaners" formulated to treat as wide a variety of stain as possible. The problem here is that it often results in the stain becoming colorfast".

I also include few photos of the stained rugs we recently received. Like many other cases, these rugs were treated by their owners with different chemicals.

Khosrow Sobhe
www.RugIdea.com
310-770-9085