The best carpet cleaning method should have been used to keep the Pazyryk carpet alive during about the last 2500 years! The Pazyryk carpet is the oldest surviving carpet in the world, made in 5th Century BC. Since the invention of carpet, people have been fascinated by the quality and craftsmanship of a handmade carpet.
But as time goes, the carpet eventually gets dirty and dusty and our ancestors have been figuring out on different methods on how to clean the carpet/rug best. Fortunately with the advancement of technology and innovative design, we certainly have lots and lots of carpet cleaning method that we can consider. But the big question everyone is asking is: which carpet cleaning method is the best?
Well, We have list down 5 of the Top carpet cleaning method available in Singapore region, as well as the pros and cons of each different carpet cleaning method.
Dry powder vacuuming carpet cleaning
As the name implies, this method is totally dry, and uses only powder as a cleaning agent. Usually doing the first step of the cleaning process the cleaner will sprinkle the powder all over the carpet & let it set for a few minutes. During this period of time, the compound in the powder will react with the dirt particles and absorb them. Afterwards, they will use a specialize vacuum with a rotating brush at the front end to agitate the powder in the carpet and before extracting the powder.
Pros:
- Very Fast Cleaning Process
- 0 Dow-Time
- Effective in Regular Maintenance such as Hotel
- Vertical Brushing Motion Lift the Carpet Fiber Upwards at the Same Time
Cons:
- Does Not Deep Clean into the Carpet
- Not Very Effective in Sanitizing & Removal of Dust Mite
- Not Very Effective in Stains Removal
Wet bonnet buffing carpet cleaning
This method however, is partially wet. Before the cleaning begin, the cleaner will usually vacuum the carpet first, follow by spraying of pre-mixed detergent (Cleaning Agent). The cleaner will then perform buffing of carpet using a horizontal buffing machine with a special microfiber padding that will absorb all the loosen soil & dirt onto the surface. Once the microfiber pad (bonnet) is dirty, they need to switch to another clean pad and the process continues.
Pros:
- Very fast cleaning process
- Very low down-time. Drying time is usually within 1 hour
- Effective in regular maintenance cleaning
Cons:
- Does not deep clean into the carpet
- May be difficult in removing large stains
- Not very effective in sanitizing & removal of dust mite
- Horizontal brushing means it actually further compressing the carpet fiber
Carbonated horizontal buffing
Wet extraction carpet cleaning
Wet extraction w/ vertical agitation carpet cleaning
This method combines the benefit of wet extraction and dry powder vacuuming. It releases water onto the carpet surface & immediately agitate it with the vertical roller brush. the product of the process is then channeled to the waste compartment via a rotating rubber belt system. This innovative design comes from Italy & is one of the most effective cleaning method with great flexibility as you can choose a combination of pre-mixed detergent to be used, or even using the Carbonated-Based or Oxygenated-Based cleaning agent.
Pros:
- Low down-time. Drying time typically within an hour
- Very effective in sanitizing & removal of dust mite
- Vertical agitation helps to revitalize the carpet fiber
- Effective in removing stains & older dirt mark
Cons:
- Longer cleaning process
- Not suitable for “Flooded” carpets
Carpet cleaning method: what you need to keep in mind!
Well, I wouldn’t say which carpet cleaning method is the best. As it certainly depends on your need & application. Of course, there will be a few companies providing the same cleaning method, but the outcome of the carpet cleaning result still depends on the workmanship & their attitude towards solving your problems & concerns. As usual, do drop us an email via our contact form reachable from the menu or give us a call at 81433000 for any queries.
