Hot water extraction carpet cleaning is recommended. Other types of carpet cleaning (like dry chemical cleaning) may void the warranty. For most office buildings we recommend hot water extraction carpet cleaning once per year. Hot Water Extraction is commonly known as steam cleaning and it is a method used in chemistry for extraction and pressurized hot water extraction. It is a process uses a combination of high water pressure for agitation, and hot water to increase reaction rate.

Bonnet carpet cleaning is interim cleaning, which will keep your carpets looking fresh and clean throughout the year. Bonnet cleaning is a minimum moisture carpet cleaning method. Bonnet cleaning essentially consists of cotton, rayon and/or polypropylene pad and a rotary shampoo machine. It is among the easiest carpet cleaning methods to learn. Primarily there are three procedures for using the bonnet method.

The first procedure involves spraying a detergent solution onto the carpet. The second procedure used in the bonnet method involves the use of a rotary shampoo machine and a moistened rayon, cotton, and/or polypropylene pad. This pad is attached to the rotary machine. The rotating pad is used to agitate and aid in suspension of soils. The third is to thoroughly vacuum the carpet once it is dry, removing any remaining soils. We usually recommend bonnet carpet cleaning of traffic lanes six months after hot water extraction.

Encapsulation carpet cleaning is another type of interim cleaning, which we may recommend depending on your situation. Encapsulation carpet cleaning is essentially dry carpet cleaning and entails the use if specialized machines. Recently developed chemical technologies permit no-moisture or very low moisture cleaning, resulting in carpet beautification, and removal of stains, dirt, grit, sand, and allergens.