The Process of Carpet Dry Cleaning
In dry carpet cleaning, the process begins by vacuuming the carpet thoroughly to remove specks of dry soil and dirt. A pre-vacuum is also performed before the steam cleaning of the carpet. The vacuum is necessary. Otherwise, dry soil will eventually become wet, and the dirt will become harder to remove later. A carpet dry cleaning solution that is a blend of cleaning chemicals and water is applied to the carpet. This is a powerful solution that softens the oil residue in the rug that makes it difficult to remove stains. With the weaken oily residue it becomes easier to remove stain and dirt from the carpet.
Cotton penetrable pads are absorbed in warm water with a conditioning solution and positioned on the rug underneath a rotatory apparatus (comparable to an improved and fast high-speed flooring polisher). The pads are rolled everywhere on the carpet and stains are removed from the carpet and captured on the pads.
The Working of the Cleaning System:
Carpet dry cleaning uses the latest system to leave the carpet walk-on-dry in under two hours. The main component of the cleaning is the cleaning solutions. High-quality cleaning solutions will remove more dirt than any other method of cleaning and deliver exceptional cleaning.
Electrodry carpet dry cleaning use their own carpet dry cleaning solution that they exclusively create in their factory to give the best stain removal results. The Electrodry system, unlike conventional solution, does not fade the carpet after wash, and it restores the original bright colors of the carpet making it appear as a new as the day it was purchased.
Summary:
- The process begins with the pre-vacuuming of the carpet to remove dirt and stain.
- A powerful carpet dry cleaning solution will weaken down the oily residue.
- Carpet is sent into the washing and drying, and the whole process is completed under 2 hours.
- Highly effective in removing stains when compared to conventional methods of carpet cleaning.
- Restores the originality of the carpet by retaining the natural balance and brightness of the carpet.
The Process of Carpet Steam Cleaning
In this method, hot water is injected into the carpet, and then high pressure is applied to the carpet to bring the water out. With the extraction of water, dirt and stains also come out of the carpet.
To ensure effective steam cleaning, the proper way is to use stain removers and cleaning chemicals to remove the stain and weaken the surface rigidity of the carpets so that the water can fully penetrate in the carpet during steam cleaning. The deep penetration allows the water to remove dirt when that water is extracted out.
How does the process work?
Steam cleaning when carried out properly can give excellent results. It is up to the carpet cleaner to use proper pre-sprays on the carpet and then extract the water fully with patience until all the dirt is removed.
However, steam cleaning leaves the carpet wet, and it can take 5-20 hour for the carpet to dry. In cases, where the carpet is large, it can even take days before the carpet is dry and ready to be used. Also, without implementing proper pre-cleaning treatment, the results of steam cleaning are not good as the oily residue remains in the carpet and within days it attracts dirt and stain on the carper making the carpet appear dirtier than before.
Conclusion:
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- The process achieves good results only with proper implementation.
- Remove stains by pre-treatment of the carpet.
- Can leave the carpet very wet and it takes many hours for the carpet to completely dry.
- Not effective in removing oily stains if pre-treatment is not carried out properly
- If oil stains are not removed properly, the carpet will get dirtier in no time.
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