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Q: I heard that my carpet will get dirty
faster after a cleaning, is this true?
A: No, this is only true if your cleaner
uses an improper method or improper
chemical.
Q: Can we walk on the carpet right away?
A: The less traffic the carpet receives
while wet the better. We suggest that if you
have to walk on the carpet, then do not wear
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Q: What does carpet protector do?
A: Carpet Protection will not keep your
carpets from getting dirty. What it does is
keep spots from turning into stains. It
keeps them from sinking deep into the fibers
of the carpet and will allow you carpet to
clean up easier in the future.
Q: Will carpet cleaning make my allergies
worse?
A: No, it will actually help your allergies.
Carpet acts as a filter, trapping dust soil
and pollen and keeping it out of the air.
A regular schedule of vacuuming will do much
in extending not only the life of your
carpet, but the beauty as well. Remember to
give particular attention to the high
traffic areas. Without proper carpet
cleaning and maintenance on a regular basis,
you'll be replacing your carpet much sooner
than necessary.
If you use area rugs over your carpet, be
sure to remove and clean them regularly.
Clean and restore the pile of the carpet
underneath. Be certain to check area rugs
for colorfastness before putting them back
over your carpet, as the dyes in some rugs
may bleed through to the carpet. After
cleaning your carpet, remember to allow
complete drying before replacing rugs.
Protect your carpet from prolonged periods
of direct sunlight with blinds, shades, or
awnings.
Walk-off mats are a good carpet cleaning and
maintenance routine. They should be used at
all entrances to absorb soil and moisture,
and mats should be cleaned on a regular
basis so they don't become sources of soil
themselves, especially during inclement
weather. Sidewalks and entrances should be
kept free of excessive dirt and substances
which can be tracked into the home.
Occasionally move heavy furniture to avoid
excessive pile crushing. Put coasters
intended for use with carpet under the legs
of tables, chairs, and other furniture to
help distribute the weight and prevent
crushing the pile. Do not use chairs or
appliances with rollers or casters on carpet
without a chair pad designed for carpet.
Continued use without a chair pad can course
damage to the carpet.
When moving heavy wheeled furniture (
Pianos, Buffets, etc. ) prevent damage by
placing a protective barrier o heavy
cardboard or plywood between the wheels and
the carpet. |
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