Your carpet may “look” clean when in fact it’s really not, that’s because a carpet will soil from the bottom up. Todays fibers are actually designed to hide dirt. By the time a carpet looks like it should be cleaned, it has already become heavily soiled!
80% of the soil in carpet is dry soil. Dry soil, being insoluble in water, can be very abrasive to the carpet fibers. This is why it is so important to pre-vacuum prior to starting cleaning.
Next we will pretreat the carpet with detergent to loosen soils and bring them to the top where they will be rinsed away during our next step Hot Water Extraction. To assist with loosening the soils, a light agitation will be done.
With our state-of-the-art truck-mounted cleaning system, we expertly rinse your carpet using only soft water. This top-tier equipment thoroughly extracts dirt, spots, and stains from every fiber, ensuring a deep and comprehensive clean from top to bottom.
After completing the hot water extraction, we groom your carpet to ensure the fibers dry evenly. Next, we set up a fan to accelerate the drying process and provide you with recommendations for optimal climate control in your home or office.
Dry cleaning works on an absorption process. A powder or chemical is applied and worked in to the carpet first. After a short time, the powder or crystalized chemical, along with the soil, is vacuumed up. There is practically no drying time; however, it is a preventative type cleaning and is not effective on carpet that is in the corrective range of cleaning. Hot water extraction, when done correctly, with a multi-step procedure to thoroughly treat and extract it the fibers is the BEST way to deep clean your carpet. Dry times can be between 1 and 24 hours.
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Our expertise in various types of spots and stains, will leave your carpet looking and feeling “like new”!
Contact us today at (920) 375-0053 for all your cleaning needs in Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, Sheyboygan, Appleton, and surrounding areas of East Wisconsin. Are you ready to go from stressed out to relaxed?
