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CLEANING METHODS
Our cleaning methods include Hot Water Extraction, Low Moisture
Rotary or Dry Compound Cleaning. All of these methods utilise
specialist micro-splitting chemicals which suspend the soil
particles away from the fibres that are being cleaned. Our
new range of chemicals allow carpet and upholstery cleaning
to be performed without the use of detergents or enzymes,
which can cause potential re-soiling, due to the sticky
residues left behind.
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HOT WATER EXTRACTION
Sometimes referred to as 'steam cleaning'. Steam is
not actually produced as the temperatures would need
to exceed 100 Centigrade and this could damage carpets
and other materials.
This method is used on both carpet and upholstery
cleaning.
The first step in the Hot Water Extraction method
is to thoroughly pre-vacuum the area to be cleaned.
We then spray the environmetally friendly chemicals
into the carpet or upholstery material, then agitation
is performed which helps to suspend the soil particles
away from the fibres. Once the chemicals have done
their work, the suspended soil is ready for extraction.
Our Hot Water Extraction machines will inject hot
water through the fibres and then immediately vacuum
away taking the suspended soil along with it.
Anti-soiling and anti-spot treatments, are not affected.
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LOW MOISTURE ABSORBENT PAD
Our absorbent pad method utilises the patented "Charley
Pad System". First a pre-vacuum is performed to
remove dry soil within the carpet. Environmentally friendly
Micro-Splitting chemicals are then sprayed evenly across
the carpet and allowed to dwell for 10 minutes. These
chemicals break the remaining soil down and stops them
from adhering to the fibres. (They are literally suspended)
The rotary machine is then moved slowly across the room,
absorbing the moisture and broken down soil particles
into the absorbent Charley Pad.
This method is ideally suited to low profile carpets,
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DRY COMPOUND CLEANING
The Dry Compound method is performed by introducing
detergent-free granulated powder (based on an organic
carrier material). This is then agitated into the
fibres thus suspending the soil particles away from
the fibres and attracting them to the carrier granules.
The granules are then vacuumed out along with the
soil particles.
Anti-soiling and anti-spot treatments, are not affected.
Since the dry compound does not adhere to carpet
fibres, it can be completely removed by dry vacuuming
after the corresponding drying time. Efficient general
cleaning without risk of wick-back as well as a
substantial spectrum of stain and spot removal are
additional quality features.
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Please call us for more information or a FREE quotation
on
0800 6122679
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