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Understanding Carpet Cleaning Methods and Related Services Carpet cleaning has four types namely carpet shampooing, dry powder method, bonnet cleaning and external extraction method. In carpet shampoo method, foaming aims to attract the soil with its residue and eventually vacuumed up and soil the next day. When it comes to choosing the best shampoo product, select one that has a very high foam levels to reduce wetting, stable foam, high lubricity to reduce carpet fiber damage, and dry to a non-sticky residue. Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is the active ingredient that exhibits a very high and very stable foam and are only fair detergents. The problem with this method is that they dry to a soft, sticky residue which will cause resoiling, so need to choose a shampoo product that contains an anti-resoiling additive such as a resin to reduce this resoiling tendency. There are two types of machines used in carpet shampooing method which are cylindrical foam and rotary shampoo. Carpet absorbent cleaning refers to “dry cleaning” because only uses small amounts of water, detergent and solvent, which are sprinkled using a machine to attracting and absorbing soil in a carpet. The mechanical agitation from the brush works the cleaner through the carpet, and the liquids dissolve the soil and this solvent or detergent mixture is eventually absorbed into the carrier and vacuumed up. These products contain an absorbent carrier, water, detergent and solvent absorbent cleaner that are mostly organic, and detergent is often used in heavily soiled areas. A thorough vacuum cleaning should be done in this method so that most of the carrier comes out of the carpet, because one of the common problems experienced with this method is the accumulation of white powder that reappears after a wet extraction cleaning. This method is a common maintenance cleaner because there is no drying time for interim maintenance, since little water is used. Carbonated cleaning or bonnet method is a simple adaptation of hard floor spray buffing to carpets, wherein it uses a rotary or oscillating brush adapted with a stiff brush or drive block designed to drive wet, damp or dry pads. The carpet is sprayed with a cleaning solution and the pads are soaked in the cleaning solution, and squeezed lightly before placing the pad under the driving brush. Extraction, warm water extraction, hot water extraction or steam cleaning, is the most common used method utilized and recommended by nearly all carpet manufacturers and carpet fiber producers. Steam cleaning is classified as a deep cleaning method, that forces the dirt out of the carpet which is sucked up by the vacuum slot immediately in front of the spray. Truck mounted system is the most preferred method for extraction because the dirty air and humidity are exhausted outside rather than recirculated around the house, and it is more powerful than portable units and get the carpet dry faster.A Beginners Guide To Businesses

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