Thursday, October 20, 2011

Cleaning Services Melbourne


Facts about Carpet Cleaning
Daily vacuuming is the most important cleaning activity, but deep extraction cleaning must be performed to remove stubborn or embedded soil. The most of carpet manufacturer recommends that carpet be dry- or wet-extraction cleaned a minimum of every 12 months before it shows soiling. Use a cleaning method recommended by the carpet manufacturer to maintain their warranty. Carpet should receive regular deep cleaning to maintain its good looks and keep it in its peak conditions.

There are two basic methods used by Move Out Cleaning:

1. Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction) Method
Steam cleaning sometimes also referred as ‘Hot Water Extraction’. In this method, hot cleaning solution is sprayed under pressure onto the carpet and is immediately extracted with a vacuum source. The dirty solution is collected in a recovery tank. The advantage of this system is that is has the ability to flush out large amounts of soil and contaminants in carpet. The machine may employ rotary brushes or another agitating device to work the solution into the pile and loosen soil which is included into ‘Deluxe’ and ‘Blue Ribbon’ Cleaning option.
2. Dry Cleaning (Bonnet) Method
Dry Cleaning sometimes also referred as ‘Bonnet Cleaning’. In this method, the cleaning product is misted onto the carpet in the form of a spray. Next, a circular rotating buffer with an absorbent pad attached is run over the carpet. The soil attaches itself to the pad and the pad is changed with a clean one after becoming dirty. This method has the advantage of drying very quickly because of the small amount of moisture used. It generally does a good job of cleaning the top 1/3 of the carpet pile that is visible to the eye.

You can be sure that when the Move Out Cleaning staff visits your home, you will get 100% satisfaction from our carpet cleaning service in all Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide suburbs.

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