No. We steam clean 98% of all Berber carpet. It is a customer preference and depends on how soiled your carpet is. If your carpet is moderately to heavily soiled, we recommend a steam cleaning.

It’s possible that the seams weren’t sealed. All cut edges of the two pieces used to make the seam should be sealed to prevent problems like this.

Depending on the air circulation, room temperature, humidity, density of the carpet, and type of carpet, drying time is usually from 2 to 6 hours. Topical applications can extend these drying times. We use state of the art equipment that does not allow the back of the carpet to get wet. Our warm water, low pressure system penetrates to the base of the carpet fibers and no further!

mentioned earlier, most major carpet manufacturers now recommend hot water extraction (steam cleaning) as the preferred method. Like the laundering of your clothing, steam cleaning is highly effective in removing soil and other contaminants from your carpet. It is one of five carpet cleaning processes that are officially recognized as an industry standard. To most people "dry cleaning" means cleaning without water.

Absolutely! Berber is a weave, not a particular type of fabric. Berber is simply a type of loop construction carpet that has face yarns which can be made of olefin, nylon, wool or a blend. Berber requires a more thorough cleaning than other carpets because more "flushing" action needs to take place to get under, around and through the loops. This also necessitates more dry vacuum passes with the wand in order to allow the carpeting to dry as soon as possible.

Set your iron on synthetic setting...lay a towel over the wax spill...iron over the towel until the wax melts into the towel... (careful not to overheat...you can melt the carpet pile)...if the stain or small amount of wax is left...clean with clorox... if your carpet is 100% solution dyed yarns(ask your dealer)... if not use any carpet spot cleaner product. Regular vacuuming. Most importantly, however, once a year call in a professional carpet cleaner..

In Austin, it usually takes 3-6 hours for a carpet to dry after steam cleaning it. Depending on the humidity, it could take longer. On days that are dry (with low humidity), it may actually take less than 3 hours.

Carpet that is wet cleaned should be dry within 12 hours. Carpet that is properly extraction cleaned should not be wet long enough to mold.

Maintenance adds to the life of your carpet. Carpet should always be cleaned the way the manufacturer specifies approximately every 12 to 18 months.

Carpet is the filter of the house and collects dust mites, dust, bacteria and thousands of other microorganisms. It also adds to the appearance of the home, as well as increases the carpets life expectancy when cleaned properly.

Answer: One to two times per year is recommended. This helps keep pollutants out of your home. The longer dirt is left on the carpet the greater risk there is of someone walking on it and tracking it throughout the home. This can create a sandpaper effect that will cause premature wear of carpet fibers.

A firm pad should be used under berbers. A synthetic pad is best. High density rebound (7 or 8 pounds or more) is second best, with thickness not to exceed 7/16".

The non-residue dry foam method of cleaning is safe for all carpet types and will do a great job of cleaning without the lengthy dying time and sticky residues.

If you use our superior Dry Fusion system, we can have your carpets dry between 30 minutes and 1 hour. If your carpets are extremely soiled and we need to use a 6 stage system, it can take between 2 hours and 8 hours to dry.

This depends on the amount of traffic you have in your home. Don't wait for your carpets to smell or look bad, as this is often to long between cleaning and can become detrimental to your health and your investments. If you have children and/or pets, its possible you may need professional cleaning every three our four months. If you have allergies, you should have your carpets and upholstery cleaned as often as possible.