Outstanding Carpet Cleaning South Kensington SW7

Do professional carpet cleaners always vacuum first?

In general - yes. Whenever we have to perform a thorough carpet treatment, we must remove small particles and dust first to improve the quality of the service. There are a few procedures (spot and stain removal, anti-static treatment, pet odour removal) that do not require preliminary vacuuming.

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.

Is it worth getting your carpets professionally cleaned?

Given that Anyclean's prices are more than reasonable, let's concentrate on the results - you get a thoroughly refreshed and sanitised carpet, free of dust and allergens; if we apply Scotchgard protection, the carpet will be less susceptible to dirt smothering and humidity; the treatment prolongs the overall lifespan of your floor coverings. You make your own conclusions.

How do I know if my carpet has mould?

It is tough to miss it for anything else. At the first sight of these troubling signs, get in touch with a professional carpet cleaner immediately:

• Yellow-brownish (or green) small spots on the carpet surface, usually close to the corners.
• Unpleasant, pungent smell.
• Certain spots on the carpets become unpleasant to touch - moisty and slimy. 

Natural History Museum

Situated on a site that was previously occupied by the International Exhibition building at Cromwell Road, South Kensington SW7, the Natural History Museum provides a friendly, accessible environment for all visitors, and is sure to impress even the most jaded of children. It is home to more than 70 million specimens from across the world including fossils, rock and insects. Perhaps the most popular exhibition of the museum is the Dinosaur Gallery. It features a giant T-rex, the horned Triceratops and the fossilised skin of an Edmontosaurus.

Science Museum

Established in 1857 as part of the South Kensington Museum, the Science Museum gained independence in 1909. Housing one of the most comprehensive collections showing the development of science and history, today it is renowned for its historic collection, awe-inspiring galleries and thriving exhibitions. Some of the most noted highlights at the Science Museum include: the Launch Pad gallery, explaining basic scientific principles; Puffing Billy, the world’s oldest steam locomotive; and the actual Apollo 10 capsule.

Victoria and Albert Museum

Also referred to as V & A, as everyone calls it, it was originally founded to inspire, as well as to educate British designers and manufacturers. Named after Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, it is the world’s largest museum dedicated to decorative arts and designs. Today the V & A Museum comprises more than 4 million items spanning centuries and hundreds of cultures. The amazing collection covers European, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Islamic and Korean artefacts ranging from weaponry and furniture to glass, ceramics and sculpture. Galleries within the Victoria and Albert Museum include the Sackler Centre for Arts Education, the Theatre & Performance Galleries, and the Medieval and Renaissance.

Royal Albert Hall

Also located in South Kensington, on the northern edge of the area in Kensington Grove. It is one of the most famous concert venues in the world, housing classical, rock, pop and jazz music, as well as galas, banquets and sporting events. Based in a Grade I Listed building, the Royal Albert Hall was built to fulfill the vision of Prince Albert of a Central Hall that would encourage understanding an appreciation in the fields of Arts and Science.