Steam cleaning carpets in Warrington and their benefits

Steam Extraction Method (Hot Water Extraction)

The H.W.E system is the most common system used or otherwise known as hot water extraction is the carpet cleaning method recommended by many carpet fibre manufacturers and carpet mills. Recommendations include periodic thorough cleaning of carpets carried out by well-trained and experienced carpet cleaning personnel. The hwe system is the method of deep cleaning carpets fibres. Hot water extraction has also been called "steam cleaning" but actual live steam (gas created at waters boiling point) just isn't employed in the cleaning process. Hot water extraction is a deep cleaning process which removes embedded soils that have been carried or blown to the carpet.

A hot water carpeting extractor, whether a portable or perhaps truck mounted, has a pump which usually dispenses water, under pressure, through spray nozzles to the carpet and a high powered vacuum system which vacuums the dirty water into a recovery tank within the actual carpet extractor.

We recommend this process of hot water extraction for carpet repair. This system includes a three step process:

Pre-vacuum the full carpet area with a superior quality dual motor vacuum of backpack vacuum with a minimum of 105 CFM vacuum motor.
Pre-spray carpeted area having a pre-treat and traffic lane cleaner, one that is not really too strong (or too alkaline). They may damage the actual carpet. A ph. of 10.5 or less is preferred for many carpets. Traffic lane pre-spotter regarding heavily soiled areas is recommended. Waiting the recommended time before you begin the cleaning process.

A complete rinse with domestic hot water is used. This is accomplished with the addition of an acid/neutralizer to the solution tank of the carpeting extractor. No other cleaner/detergent is employed for this process. The clean, softened, hot water is dispersed in to the carpet fibres through squirt nozzles. The spray rinses just about all added chemicals, cleaners, and dirt into an attached high powered vacuum shoe that sucks the filthy solution back in a storing tank around the extraction unit. The removed soil is held within the tank until it might be disposed of later in the sanitary drain, toilet, or proper waste facility. Solutions should not be dumped onto the floor outside, in storm sewers, or in the roads.

When carpet is extracted while using hot water extraction method, we recommend you stick to these important procedures:
Vacuum the area to become extracted thoroughly, before using the extraction equipment. A cleaning solution will only carry a lot of soil so this method (often overlooked) is really important to get the most out of your extraction process.

Use a traffic lane pre-spotter on intensely soiled regions ahead of extraction and duplicate pre-spray and rinse after first pass if needed. Wait the recommended time prior to starting the cleaning process to allow the chemical do the work.

Avoid over wetting the particular carpet. Two vacuum passes for each and every wet pass is attractive. More is not always better. Proper method goes a greater distance than more water plus more chemical. An experienced technician knows the limits of these equipment and cleaning chemicals.

Dry the carpets as quickly as possible. Speed drying is aided by using carpet drying fans to blow air across the flooring. This can reduce the entire drying time by as much as forty percent.

With fine wool carpets and upholstery care must be taken not to more than wet the carpet and upholstery fibre to cause browning and shrinkage. A de-browning rinse method enables you to prevent such occurrences upon light coloured fibres.