If you want to give your carpets a thorough cleaning, encapsulation, also known as encap, is a good option worth exploring. This cleaning method has received increasing attention in recent years for commercial and residential carpet cleaning, despite being widely misunderstood. The equipment used for this approach is also similar to those used in the …
There are many ways to clean a carpet. You can go the traditional way and vacuum it, shampoo it, or you can hire a professional cleaner like Carpet DryClean for a superior fast, thorough, and dry clean. However, not all carpet cleaning methods are equal. Steam cleaning, one of the most popular methods for cleaning …
8 Reasons Why Steam Cleaning Is Bad For Your Carpet Read More »
There are several different methods of carpet cleaning. Some of them are bonnet cleaning, steam cleaning, hot carbonation extraction, and even vacuuming. However, not all of these are fit for deep cleaning. Of all the methods of carpet cleaning, two stand out as the most efficient for deep cleaning. The first is conventional steam cleaning. This …
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Most carpet cleaning processes use water to get the job done. So, from the title, you might be wondering how it is that a carpet cleaning process can be considered dry. Whereas steam cleaning your carpet often leaves you with borderline soggy and inaccessible floors for up to a couple of days, dry carpet cleaning …
Vacuuming Does NOT Count As Carpet Cleaning… Seriously. We like to think we can keep our carpets clean on our own, thank you very much. We just need to vacuum every month or so and blot when there’s a stain… right? Wrong. Most carpet cleaning companies recommend you professionally clean your carpet every 12 to …
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