Carpet, Rug and Tile Cleaning Tips by the Expert in Twin Falls

Use the wet/dry vac for, in regards to stain and spot removal, for extraction. Before you attempt any kind of clean up you should grab the wet/dry vac and extract as much of the liquid or soil as possible. What this basically does is remove what isn’t necessarily the stain yet.

For example, you’ve spilled a cup of juice on the carpet. Now technically the spot isn’t a stain yet. It’s still a puddle, more or less. The wet/dry vac will extract most of the liquid up from the spot, leaving you with what is now the actual stain. Now when you go to add your treatment chemicals you are actually treating the spot rather than adding your chemical to the puddle of juice.

After you’ve treated your spot you always want to rinse and extract. This removes any solvents that may get left behind. To do this you just pour some water, maybe a cup ( or less) , over the treated area. Then use your wet/dry vac to extract.

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First of all we will be using products especially designed for vinyl and vinyl composite.

The Procedure will

1. Help protect the original flooring surface

2. Help seal the joints

3. Hide scratches and scuffs

4. Prevent footprints

5. Give Vinyl a brand new shine

Cleaning Process

1. Remove all the debris

2. Do a deep scrub to ensure the floor is prepared for the finish

3. Apply the finish- for commercial- we will apply the recommened 4 coats

Olefin is a very versatile carpet fiber. It is used in carpet backings (called polypropylene), face yarns and even astroturf. Olefin has become almost synonymous with one of its trade names “Herculon” a trademark owned by Hercules Corporation, a major manufacturer of olefin.

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