hot water extraction To clean your carpet, we use hot water extraction. Unlike other carpet cleaning methods used by other companies, like carpet shampooing or dry cleaning, hot water extraction won't damage your carpet fibers or leave behind any residue. We start cleaning by spot treating any areas that need extra attention.

Area. And let that sit for two to four minutes blot up the liquid with a towel moving from the outer edges. Inward flush the area with water. And again blot up any excess liquid. Repeat if necessary.

The method we use for carpet cleaning is hot water extraction, commonly referred to as steam cleaning. Stanley Steemer's exclusive hot water extraction method removes the toughest, deepest dirt safely and gently. Hot, soft water and a specially formulated cleaning solution are injected deep within the carpet fibers.

Stanley Steemer Spot Remover™ is safe to use on natural and synthetic carpet fibers. It's an easy and effective carpet stain remover that helps get stains out of carpet.

Carpet cleaning is performed to remove stains, dirt, and allergens from carpets. Common methods include hot water extraction, dry-cleaning, and vacuuming.

Hot Water Extraction Otherwise known as steam cleaning, this is easily the most common professional carpet cleaning technique. Steam cleaning uses hot water at high pressure to penetrate into carpet fibers, breaking down the dirt and bacteria stored deep within. The hot water is then extracted via vacuum.

Spot cleaning involves treating only the affected area rather than cleaning the entire surface. It typically includes using specific cleaning agents, such as stain removers or soaps, along with a clean cloth or sponge to gently remove the stain or spill.

Rapidly remove spots and stains Keep your carpets, rugs, upholstery, and other soft surfaces pristine with a BISSELL® Spot Cleaner. Our range of Portable Carpet Cleaners are ideal for cleaning small areas or removing unexpected stains and accidental spills.

After an independent lab study, Stanley Steemer was effectively proven to remove 94% of common household allergens from carpets, 96.5% of allergens from tile and grout, and 96% of allergens from hardwood.

The use of pressurised water agitates the carpet fibres and dislodges dirt from deep within the carpet and the vacuum immediately draws the waste out, leaving your carpet thoroughly clean. For the removal of stubborn stains and ingrained dirt, hot water extraction really is the best method of cleaning.

There are seven different methods to clean your carpets perfectly, they are:

• Dry vacuuming.
• Hot water extraction.
• Bonnet cleaning.
• Absorbent powder cleaning.
• Encapsulation.
• Agitation.
• Shampooing.

A Spot Cleaner works in a similar way, but without the rotating brushes. With a Spot Cleaner, you have to scrub manually using the bristles on the handheld tool. This is just as good if you are cleaning a small area, but if you are cleaning a whole room an upright carpet cleaner saves you a lot of effort!