What does Zerorez use to clean carpet?
At Zerorez®, we don't use soaps or harsh chemicals. Instead, we use a patented cleaning process that includes Zr Clean™️. Zr Clean™️ is simply soft water that's been zapped with electricity. It's safe enough to drink, yet powerful enough to clean.
How long does it take Zerorez to dry?
Our typical dry time is between 4 to 8 hours, but it could take more time or less time based the temperature and humidity inside the home.In the meantime, it's completely safe to walk on the damp carpet (as long as you're comfortable with the cleanliness of your feet).
What is Zr clean?
Zr Clean™ is enhanced water that is first electrolyzed and then oxidized to create a powerful cleaning solution without any harsh toxins or chemicals. When applied to carpets and soft surfaces via low-pressure spray, the Zr Clean™ will loosen embedded dirt and clean carpets of harmful substances.
Does Zerorez use your water?
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Which is better Stanley steemer vs Zerorez?
STANLEY STEEMER- The solution is an EPA Safer Choice. Considered safe for pets and children. ZEROREZ- Zerorez is not currently approved by any association when it comes to healthy and safe cleaning. Although, they do claim themselves to be a healthy carpet cleaner.
Does Zerorez use hot water extraction?
The Hot water extraction method uses hot water and soaps that are injected into your carpet at high pressure to loosen up any dirt, dust, or debris in them. A high powered vacuum is then used to lift the hot water, cleaning agents, and debris back out of carpets.
What is Zr water?
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