Trustworthy Carpet Cleaning Camden NW1

Can professional carpet cleaning remove stains?

Yes. Anyclean applies a specialised method for stain removal via a concentrated chemical solvent that reacts with the stain residue and dissolves it in depth. The treatment allows us to work on specific, limited areas instead of the whole carpet. There are additional considerations such as the nature and origin of the stain and the age of the carpet - but we sustain a very high efficiency in our removal procedures.

What is the best carpet cleaning method?

It depends on the problem we have at hand. The most powerful cleaning techniques we have at our disposal are hot water extraction and dry carpet cleaning, but they may not be suitable for the issues we must solve. For more details, feel free to ask your carpet cleaning specialist when they visit next time.

How do you restore a faded carpet?

The "fading" factor or discolouring is usually due to a heavy dust and dirt smothering. Therefore:

• We carefully vacuum the carpet surface and remove the upper layer of dust.
• We perform a hot water extraction treatment that removes any residue and rejuvenates the carpet.
• We apply Scotchgard Protector that further improves the carpet appearance and keeps the dust, humidity, and stains at bay.

How soon can I walk on my carpet after a treatment?

It depends on the method we have applied. For steam washing (hot water extraction), please allow up to six hours of drying time. Dry carpet cleaning rarely requires more than three hours. You should also pay attention on the weather outside - carpets do dry  faster in sunny, warmer weather.

Camden High Street

It is one of the main attractions in the area, having long been considered as one of London’s best shopping streets. Camden High Street is an ancient street that has developed a niche for alternative shopping and entertainment. Drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors each week, this vivid area is especially popular with young people because of its many music related shops and clothing stores. Camden High Street is also noted as home to some of the trendiest bars, pubs and music clubs.

Camden Arts Centre

The London Borough of Camden is well known for having a diverse and vibrant arts scene. Located in Arkwright Road, the Camden Arts Centre is one of the focuses of attention for this artistic flavour that seems to be a part of everything that goes in Camden NW1. The centre has undergone through a radical renovation in 2007 and become a prime location for top class arts exhibitions. Whether you are interested in sculpture and paintings by local artists, or stage and performance pieces, the Camden Arts Centre has something for everyone.

Camden Lock Market

Situated at 54-56 Camden Lock Place, Camden Lock Market is the first market to be established in the area of Camden NW1, as well as a huge weekend tourist attraction. This market is noted for the diversity of people as for its mixed bag of stalls. The stalls specialise sell a wide array of goods ranging from contemporary artworks, jewellery and antiques to clothes, accessories and furniture. Some of the most noted designers who have started their careers at this market include Vivian Westwood and Paul Smith. Now placed in and around the recently refurbished Lock Centre the Camden Lock Market conflates the ancient waterway with modern facilities. There is also a good selection of bars, cafes and restaurants around the main shopping area.

Bloomsbury Theatre

It is a spacious and welcoming theatre situated at 15 Gordon Street and close to London’s West End. The theatre has a capacity of over 500 people, each with plenty of leg room and without blocked views of the stage. The facility includes a well-stocked bar, and you can enjoy your drink from it in the theatre. There is also a studio set below the stage, which is perfect for auditions, rehearsals and meetings, as well as a gallery situated near to the bar that is open when shows are on at the Bloomsbury Theatre.