Carpet Cleaning Coolum Beach
Not all carpet cleaning methods are created equal!
Dry cleaning techniques, which use dry foam, chemicals and compounds, don’t actually rinse your
carpet at all and may leave behind a dirty residue.
Methods like dry cleaning are a good way to maintain your carpet in between thorough cleans with
hot water extraction. This is the most effective method for cleaning carpets and now the most
widely-used method today.
Hot water extraction uses a hot cleaning solution and high pressure to really get down deep in your
carpet. The solution is then thoroughly sucked out, dirt and all, leaving your carpet clean, fresh, and
like new again
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Choose your Requirements
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Residential Carpet Cleaning
A truck mounted system, if used properly, provides the best result because of high heat, high
pressure and strong vacuum suction. These huge flushing systems clean all the way down to the
base of the fibre, WITHOUT wetting the backing and underlay. They generally leave the carpet damp
to touch, and should dry in a reasonable amount of time.
With a Portable system, some technicians manage to perform a pretty good clean. However, the
down side is these units are normally low on heat and vacuum. It is important that the technician
controls the amount of water injected into the carpet because the suction ability is limited, resulting
in soaking carpet backing and underlay.
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Commercial Carpet Cleaning
Hot Water Extraction: The most common method used, also known as Steam Cleaning, involves a
two way process: Hot cleaning solution is injected into your carpet under pressure followed by
immediate extraction.
The equipment used can either be a Portable System which is physically carried to the job area and
plugged into the mains power, or a Truck Mounted System which is fixed or mounted inside a truck
or van and hoses are run to the job area, not needing your power or hot water.
The world's largest carpet manufacturer, Shaw Industries, recommends the hot water extraction
method, which research indicates provides the best capability for cleaning carpet. It's the most
powerful cleaning method available and the only method that completely and safely cleans your
carpet, ridding it of dirt, harmful bacteria, fungi, chemicals, pollens and dust mites.
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End of lease Carpet Cleaning
Of course, the carpet cleaning business you choose needs to have great equipment. But it also
needs technicians skilled in the equipment’s use. Lots of companies have hot water extractors, but
not all companies invest the time and energy into ensuring their employees are able to use the
equipment to its best effect. Make sure you choose a carpet cleaner who is adequately trained in the
methods being used .The Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC) is the principle international
regulatory body for cleaning companies of all types. In order to be accredited, cleaning companies
must attend formal training and education and pass examinations. IICRC technicians are specialists
who will deliver the results you can trust.
Professional Carpet Cleaning
At Sunshine Coast Carpet Cleaning, we understand the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy living environment. Our dedicated team of professionals is here to provide top-notch carpet cleaning services tailored to the unique needs of Sunshine Coast residents. With a commitment to excellence and environmental responsibility, we take pride in transforming your carpets while contributing to the sustainability of our community.
Quality Carpet Cleaning
Experience a transformative approach to carpet care with Aussie Carpet Cleaning. Our seasoned professionals utilize advanced techniques to not only eliminate stubborn stains and embedded dirt but also to extract allergens that lurk within the fibers. The result? Carpets that don't just look clean but contribute to a healthier indoor environment. We pride ourselves on using cutting-edge technology that not only ensures impeccable cleanliness but also promotes the longevity of your carpets, protecting your investment.
