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[...] into the carpet with a counter rotating double brush machine which also acts to revive the carpet pile during cleaning. The advantages include less streaking and wick-backs of soil, and carpet can [...]

[...] and the carpet is then agitated with a revolving cylindrical brush which combs the foam through carpet pile. This method will leave dirt trapped in the carpet pile. Carpet must be thoroughly vacuumed [...]

[...] used, however. This process consists of spraying a solution of water and detergent into the carpet pile and recovering the water and soil with a powerful vacuum into a holding tank. This can be done [...]

[...] Commercial Carpet Cleaners For The Work Place In order to make sure that your home looks clean and good you [...]

[...] a regular basis. The above listed dry carpet cleaning methods are most commonly used in the commercial carpet cleaning arena but could be used in a residential setting as well. Are all the best carpet [...]

[...] before anyone else tries. Question: Can pet odours be removed? Answer:The deodoriser in our cleaning solution will deal with most pet odours. Question: Can steam cleaning damage my carpet? Answer: No. [...]

[...] and Capture. Bonnet Pad Cleaning This cleaning in this method is accomplished by spraying a cleaning solution over the face of the carpet pile. The carpet is then buffed with absorbent pads (bonnets) [...]

[...] of machines which clean the carpets only on the surface. These machines spray a jet of the cleaning solution into the carpet which will then work on the dirt. Most of these models also come with a [...]

[...] cleaned. The cleaning process works by injecting hot cleaning solution under pressure into the carpet fibers followed by immediate extraction. Proper “pre-conditioning” of areas of heavy soil [...]

[...] carpet cleaners. These are specialized in taking out dirt that is embedded deep into the carpet fibers unlike most of the other kind of machines which clean the carpets only on the surface. These [...]

[...] high foam levels to reduce wetting. Very stable foam. High lubricity to reduce damage to the carpet fibers from the brushes. Dry to a non-sticky residue. Therefore, a carpet cleaning shampoo must [...]

[...] programs. The disadvantages are moderate level of soil removal and the need for periodic hot water extraction when this cleaning system is used on a regular basis. The above listed dry carpet cleaning [...]

[...] with most pet odours. Question: Can steam cleaning damage my carpet? Answer: No. Hot water extraction is considered to be the best method for removing embedded soil and other [...]

[...] , the one which is used for restorative commercial carpet cleaning and the majority of residential carpet cleaning is hot water extraction, also known as steam cleaning. Hot Water Extraction This [...]

[...] . The Rotary Shampoo method can damage the carpet, especially cut pile (which is what most residential carpet is). The post Carpet Cleaning Shampoo Method appeared first on Prokleen. [...]

[...] Carpet Cleaning Methods A thorough carpet inspection is always a good start and helps: Determine which method is [...]

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[...] not scrub deep enough. Dry Foam Shampoo This carpet cleaning method is a version of the shampoo method. Special equipment equipped with a foam generator whips the shampoo liquid into a foam [...]

[...] Carpet Cleaning Shampoo Method The theory in the shampoo method is to generate a lot of foam in the carpet, allow this foam to dry, have the resulting [...]

[...] Carpet Cleaning Shampoo Method The theory in the shampoo method is to generate a lot of foam in the carpet, allow [...]