Carpet Cleaning Services

You have probably asked yourself the question of how to clean your carpet correctly. Carpet cleaning is a painstaking task, and no standard vacuum cleaner and detergent available in your home will help you get rid of all the dirt and disinfect your carpet as needed.

Differences between professional cleaning and self-cleaning

How does carpet cleaning at home differ from professional cleaning?

Carpet cleaning at home allows only to eliminate a small part of dust and dirt, without eliminating harmful microorganisms present in the thickness of the carpet, and without removing unpleasant odours. In contrast to this, professional dry cleaning has a number of advantages, because professionals in a shorter time:

1. Carpet dry cleaning professionally, remove dirt, dust and animal hair
2. Use special cleaning agents to remove stains and stubborn dirt
3. Eliminate dangerous germs, microorganisms and mites that are in the thickness of the carpet and cause allergic reactions and skin diseases
4. Disinfect, remove nicotine and pesticides from carpet surfaces and neutralize unpleasant odours

How do professionals clean carpets:

If you plan to apply for the housekeeping service , but have doubts because you do not know how the specialists will treat your carpets, then the following is the process of cleaning carpets, which is carried out by professional services.

• Carpet extractors are used, which function as professional washing vacuum cleaners and carry out intermediate cleaning of carpets thanks to new technologies. Carpet extractors leave virtually no moisture on carpet surfaces. The pile is cleaned to the full depth with quick removal of dirt.
• Rotary machines are used when delicate cleaning is required. These machines are ideal for high-value carpets and are used with gentle chemicals.
• Clean after an initial assessment of contamination such as carpet and a compatibility test between carpet pile and cleaning agents. This avoids damage and discolouration of the carpets.
• Carpet pile drying and laying, if necessary.