Highly Effective Carpet Cleaning Soho W1

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.

How long will it take my carpets to dry out after the service?

Normally your carpets will be dry in about 3 hours after completion of the cleaning service. However in some cases where extensive treatment due to a heavily stained carpet has been provided the drying process may take longer than 3 hours.

What methods of carpet cleaning do you use?

We use the hot water extraction method also known as steam cleaning. This is the best and the most efficient carpet cleaning method. We also use bonnet buffing, shampoo brushing, dry compound cleaning(HOST®) systems.

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.

Prince Edward Theatre

The theatre is located in Old Compton Street, Soho W1, and has undergone many changes since it opened back in 1930. Designed by Edward Stone, the facility was used as a theatre up until 1936. The venue’s name was then changed to The London Casino, which was very popular for its florid cabaret shows. Over the years the theatre has also been functioning as a cinema and service club. The original name of the venue was reverted back in 1978, following the beginning of an 8-year musical Evita. The Prince Edward Theatre has hosted hundreds of productions ever since, and was extensively restored in the beginning of the 1990s.

Mozart’s House

Located at 22 Frith Street, Soho W1, this is the house where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the greatest composers of all times, lived. He spent a good deal of time based in this house writing his works and performing. Though the celebrated composer created his works back in the 18th century, they are just as popular and influential today as they always been. Over the years Mozart’s work have became standard for almost every orchestra on the planet. Mozart was born in Salzburg, Austria but spend much time in the western countries of Europe when he grew up.

Carnaby Street

It is another famous tourist attraction in Soho W1. During the 60s of the 20th century, the street was considered to be the world’s fashion capital. Once being used as a dingy back alley behind Regent Street, Carnaby Street had prospered with the presence of influential designers such as John Stephen and Mary Quant. The site was also very popular with celebrities and was frequently visited by world famous actors and musicians, including Jimi Hendrix. After suffering a decline in the 1980s and early 90s, Carnaby Street has once again became an exclusive area for cutting-edge fashion. These days it boasts a large number of flagship stores as well as many independently owned boutiques.