Hot water extraction cleaning is done between 150 and 200 degrees. Is that too technical? The point is not only that hot water extraction, or "steam cleaning" is far superior to "dry cleaning," but that if you do it yourself, use heat!Actually, there are three inter related factors at work when you clean carpet. Heat, Dwell Time, and Agitation. To some extent, if you can’t maximize one of them, you can make up for it with the others. This is why it’s important to rinse out any cleaning solution thoroughly. This is another reason why hot water extraction gets carpet cleaner than the "dry" methods. No, you can’t just suck out the stain, but you can repeatedly wash and rinse the area, and suck out the solution each time. They can catch much of the dirt that people bring in on their feet. This isn’t just about less vacuuming, though. Dirt is like thousands of little blades that cut carpet fibers. The damaged carpet stains more easily then, and it’s harder to remove the stains. Then, if you use one of those portable machines, at least get the water as hot as you can. Dry the carpet quickly, using fans to move the air around. 30 day price guarantee on any competitors published ads Next >Last Updated on Monday, 20 September 2010 20:57Who’s OnlineWe have 287 guests online
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