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Carpet Cleaners – Utilizing The Power Of Steam To Leave Your Carpets Clean And Fresh

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By: Lauren Zwiebel

Published: August 13, 2009
As the variety, quality, and designs of carpets continue to grow more sophisticated, so do the carpet-cleaning technologies and carpet cleaners. Although most of us still limit our carpet cleaning to regular vacuuming sessions, it is important to remember that vacuuming only removes dust and dirt particles from carpet surfaces. For comprehensive cleaning of carpets, you must seriously consider commercial carpet extractors.

Carpet cleaners work by injecting water and solution, if required, into the carpet and extracting out the debris-laden water and solution. This action deep-cleans embedded dirt in the carpet base and within carpet fibers. This is the only method that guarantees fast and easy elimination of dirt, grime, stains, dust mites, and allergens from carpets. Additionally, the use of steam affords users with additional cleaning power and offer faster drying times. These steam carpet cleaners generate super-heated steam that softens dirt, grime, and stains. The loosened dirt can later be easily extracted.

Cutting-Edge Cleaning Technologies
Reputed brands of carpet cleaners now include advanced technologies to optimize your carpet-cleaning results. For example, the low-moisture and low-flow technology offered by top brands guarantees unbelievably powerful cleaning abilities while reducing the carpet drying time to less than 6 hours. Heated machines with low-flow technologies boast a drying time of 2 hours.
 
Many ordinary carpet cleaners still require carpets to be left out for drying for approximately 24 hours. The reduction in drying time is definitely a plus point when you consider that extended drying times cause the risk of mold growth, odors, and even damage to carpets. Additionally, in commercial settings a wet carpet can limit business for up to a day when cleaned with traditional carpet shampooer machines.

However, the range of steam carpet cleaners available today that feature reduced drying times and the use of low moisture makes your carpets less prone to the development of mold or mildew. This means you can have your carpets clean, dry, and smelling fresh in almost as few as 1–6 hours.

Heated/Non-heated Variants
Carpet cleaners are generally available in heated and non-heated models. For exceptional cleaning power, it would be a good idea to choose the heated models. Depending on their intended use (commercial or industrial), these carpet extractors can generate steam at temperatures of up to 210°F. This ultra-hot steam is capable of dissolving the toughest grime and stains on carpets. Steam power also translates into more effective extraction of these residues.

Non-heated versions of carpet cleaners utilize cold water and low-flow technologies to deep clean carpets. These non-heated models – especially the walk-behind versions – are great choices for cleaning high-traffic areas. For additional cleaning power, many of these machines on the market can be used with heated water.

Choosing a Carpet Cleaner
Before actually buying a carpet cleaner, you must carefully evaluate its power, size, intended use, included attachments, and additional accessories. If you are looking for a cleaner for use in your small business, it is best to go for compact-sized carpet cleaners that are easy to use and maneuver. Larger commercial facilities may consider walk behind units. Another thing you need to consider is your specific cleaning tasks. If you are forever fighting with food stains on your carpets, choose carpet shampooers with the appropriate brushes and attachments.

Finally, do not purchase low-quality carpet cleaners that come at cheap rates. Purchase them from reputed suppliers only – you will be amazed at the affordability of even the best cleaning machines.

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