Carpet cleaning for Carpet sampoo
Shampooing is a deeper cleaning method that uses a carpet shampoo machine. This method works well for removing stains, but it require time for the carpet to dry Always follow the manufacturer's instructions on the shampoo and machine for the best results.
Tip: After shampooing go over the carpet with clean water to remove any soap residue that can attract more dirt.
Hot Water Cleaning How it works
This involves mixing hot water with a cleaning solution, which is injected deep into the carpet fibers. Then, a powerful vacuum sucks out the water, and grime.
Best for Deep cleaning, and stain removal.
Advantages: Thorough cleaning Good for very dirty carpets
Disadvantages: Long drying time May require a machine.
Dry Cleaning How it works:
Dry cleaning compound or powder is spread on the carpet and worked into the fibers using a rotating brush machine. After some time, the compound is vacuumed up, removing the dirt.
Best for Quick cleans or delicate carpets that can't get wet.
Advantages Dries quickly suitable for frequent cleaning.
Bonnet cleaning How it works:
A cleaning solution is applied to the carpet, and a rotating bonnet or pad is used to scrub the surface. It mainly cleans the top layers of the carpet.
Shampooing How it works:
A foamy detergent is applied to the carpet and scrubbed with a brush machine. Once it dries, the residue and dirt are vacuumed up.
Advantages: Effective for heavily soiled carpets.
Encapsulation cleaning How it works:
A special cleaning solution with a crystallizing agent is applied to the carpet. As it dries, it traps dirt into tiny crystals, which are vacuumed up
Advantages: It dries quickly contains little moisture.
Foam Cleaning How it works:
Foam is applied to the carpet, allowed to sit for a few minutes, and then vacuumed up.
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