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by Wilfrid Boyle Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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What causes a stain on carpet?

Soft drinks (95%) – Usually not a problem. Tea & Coffee (50%) – Tannin spots sometimes cause a permanent stain. Many times when coffee or tea is spilled, it is very hot. This can cause a stain to be set into the carpet. Ketchup (50%) – If ketchup has red dye in it, it could leave a stain.

What does carpet do to the air?

Quite simply, your carpet acts like a sink. It collects and filters all of the above-mentioned contaminants. This collection and filtering process traps these contaminants within your carpet, which in turns cleans the air you breathe and allows you to live a healthier life.

Why do you need annual carpet cleaning?

Beyond the deals you get from being an Ultimate Care Club, annual carpet cleanings preserves the life of your carpet which can save you tons of money from not having to replace them.

Why does my carpet fade?

Carpet can fade over time from heavy sun exposure or even your dog’s favorite ‘accident’ spot. Or you might have spilled something causing your carpet to bleach. Whatever reason your carpet has faded, often times we can bring your carpet back to life with our professional color restoration services.

What are the things that can get into carpet?

Biocontaminants, volatile organic compounds, combustion products, asbestos, dust mites, chemical contamination, outdoor pollutants, pesticides, allergens, grease and oil deposits, sand, soil, food particles, bacteria, and a host of other really gross stuff will make its way into your carpet.

Is an area rug delicate?

From antique Persian to wild contemporary throws, handmade area rugs are very delicate and sensitives so they deserve the expert gentle precision that we offer.

Can urine be removed from carpet?

However, urine will continue to deteriorate the carpet, so it is extremely important to remove the urine deposits, even if the spot does not come out. Vomit (50%) – Same as urine. (If red dye is present in dog or cat food, see red dye removal.)

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