Carpet Cleaners New Forest

Carpet Cleaning Method

• Step 1: Dry Soil Removal
  I commence the cleaning process by removing the vast majority of dust and dry soil using an industrial vacuum cleaner. In addition to removing much of the dirt, this process lifts many of the fibres to allow access to the base of the construction in the following steps.

  I achieve this by vacuuming the entire floor area at least four times in perpendicular directions (as recommended by the National Carpet Cleaners Association).

• Step 2: Spots and Stains
  I then pre-treat and work on all the areas of staining with the appropriate chemical agents to remove that particular stain.

  Any residue left in treating a particular stain will then be removed during the cleaning process of the entire area.

• Step 3: Pre-spray and Agitation
  I move on to treat the entire floor area with the appropriate cleaning agent for that carpet type. This is allowed to penetrate the base of the construction and removes any grease or oils adhered to the carpet fibres. At the same time, any remaining soil and dust are transferred to the cleaning solution, ready for extraction in the following steps.

  The cleaning solution is carefully worked into the carpet fibres ensuring the most amount of dirt possible is released and subsequently removed. I can achieve this using a specially designed agitating machine by working the solution from 4 different directions to further lift the carpet pile.