Carpet Cleaning Methods

Dry Foam :

The carpet cleaner applies cleaning shampoo to carpet and allows it to dry for some time. One it get dry, then without rinsing it sucks the dried shampoo into a vacuum. This method leaves dirty residue in carpet, which is one reason dry foam is not too effective.

Absorbent Pad :

This method is quite similar to dry foam cleaning method, except that the company sets a large cotton bonnet on your carpet and with a floor polishing buffer machine on top “buffs” the carpet. The rotating motion causes the bonnet to absorb dirt from your carpet.

Dry, Absorbent Powder :

The dry compound method spreads a moist, absorbent powder through the carpet. The powder is allowed to dry and then sucked into a vacuum.

Hot Water Extraction :

This is a fancy way of saying that a hot water cleaning solution under high pressure is forced into your carpet and then sucked out of your carpet.

We Recommend The Dry Extraction Method

Our carpet professional use the Dry Extraction Carpet Cleaning System at home as well as in major facilities. Dry Extraction is the best way to deep clean carpets, remove difficult spots and spills and clean those heavily soiled problem areas caused by high traffic. Because of the dry system, the carpet is clean, fresh, dry and ready to use as soon as the cleaning is done. Dry Carpet Cleaning is widely used in 60 countries and is approved by over 100 carpet mills worldwide.