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| CARPET CARE TIPS Frequent vacuuming with a beater bar type vacuum will prolong the life of the carpet. A good practice is to vacuum often the areas that receive the most traffic. Removing loose soil while it remains on the surface is important so that it is not go into the carpet pile by foot traffic. Vacuuming should be done even when soil is not visible. Vacuum cleaners with brush or beater action more recommended. Try always vacuuming in all directions. For the best cleaning results, the vacuum should be inspected periodically to be sure it is functioning properly. The carpet should be checked often for spots and spills. Staining is a function of time and temperature and the hotter and/or longer a spill is left on a carpet, the greater the chance it will become permanent. Lifting or blotting the excess can easily remove most common spots. Treating the spot immediately with plain water or spotters containing mild (PH range of 5-9) diluted detergents that do not leave residue. |
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The cleaning solution should have no optical brighteners, nor silicones. In order to minimize the
residues, do not use excess detergent. The residue from the cleaning solution must dry and
brittle-not sticky. Do not over-wet the spot. Work spot cleaner into the spot to prevent wicking-
where the spot later rises up through the fibers to the surface. Clean deeply. Use only a white
cloth. Blot toward the center of the spot. Do not rub because rubbing will fuzz carpet tips. To
remove all detergent, rinse the spot with a slightly acidic solution of water and vinegar.
Each fiber manufacturer has recommended procedures for identifying and removing specific
stains. Most manufacturers recommend the hot water or sometimes-called “steam cleaning”
method when cleaning carpets. Risks of the unprofessional person doing it is over-wetting can
cause shrinkage, rapid re-soiling, mildew, de laminating, not having a powerful enough vacuum
system on the cleaning machine, not getting the water hot enough and inappropriate or
excessive use of alkaline detergents can cause damage to the colors in a carpet.
residues, do not use excess detergent. The residue from the cleaning solution must dry and
brittle-not sticky. Do not over-wet the spot. Work spot cleaner into the spot to prevent wicking-
where the spot later rises up through the fibers to the surface. Clean deeply. Use only a white
cloth. Blot toward the center of the spot. Do not rub because rubbing will fuzz carpet tips. To
remove all detergent, rinse the spot with a slightly acidic solution of water and vinegar.
Each fiber manufacturer has recommended procedures for identifying and removing specific
stains. Most manufacturers recommend the hot water or sometimes-called “steam cleaning”
method when cleaning carpets. Risks of the unprofessional person doing it is over-wetting can
cause shrinkage, rapid re-soiling, mildew, de laminating, not having a powerful enough vacuum
system on the cleaning machine, not getting the water hot enough and inappropriate or
excessive use of alkaline detergents can cause damage to the colors in a carpet.
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