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.

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.

Home | Residential | Office | Carpet Cleaning | FAQ | Contacts | About Us | Login | Terms & Conditions | SiteMap | Links

Professional Carpet Systems is experienced in all methods of cleaning, including Hot Water Extraction, Bonnet cleaning (commonly known as the Chem-Dry™ method), Encapsulation, Dry Powder cleaning among others. However, virtually every carpet manufacturer recommends Hot Water Extraction for cleaning residential carpets because it offers the most thorough cleaning.

After being involved with the cleaning and restoration industry for over ten years now, there is one thing that I can say on this subject without the least fear of contradiction. Almost every person engaged in the carpet cleaning profession has their own opinion of what is the best method of cleaning carpet.

We are using Low Moisture Soil Extraction method. This method is better for carpets and rugs because: Cylindrical brush cleans down to the base of the carpet (unlike rotary brushes which merely cleans the surface!)

For spot-cleaning and overall care, International Design Guild recommends Carpet Care Concierge, a premier stain removal program, offered at no extra charge with any Dabbieri purchase.

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..

Our cleaning process HOST has been around since the 1950's. It has changed little throughout the years except for having better equipment, natural scent, and developing more products.

Hot water Extraction is the method of choice by most carpet manufacturers because of its greater effectiveness for removing soils and leaving our carpet looking its best.

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".

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.

Yes. The product can be mixed 4-5 ounces per gallon of carpet/shampoo mix to help in controlling odors on the surface of the carpet. Pre-treat problem areas with the product before cleaning.

I have to agree that all carpet cleaners are proud and boast about their way of cleaning. First of all, our dry cleaning method is not for dirty busy resturants, carpet off dirty garages, car/truck carpeting, saturated urine areas, indoor/outdoor plastic carpet, and very cheap area rugs. Deep down mud, urine below the carpeting cannot be pulled out with a dry method. So we do have our limits as well as steam cleaners.

There are some reports of that happening, particularly in the northern part of the US, but it's not widespread. Some berbers have a Ph factor that reacts with the pad causing a discoloration of the face yarns. Just ask your dealer for a guaranteed non-yellowing pad. It's not expensive and your potential problem is solved.

No. Cheaper, commonly used cleaning agents have a high ph, which may cause damage to your carpet and cause resoiling. The carpet should be rinsed with a special rinsing agent. Always ask to see the specifications on the cleaning agent being used.

Yes. However, we recommend you avoid high traffic until the carpet is completely dry. Use caution as wet feet may cause slipping and falling. If the carpet is heavily soiled, we recommend the carpet be pre-vacuumed. Remove any breakable objects, such as ornaments from the area that will be cleaned. If furniture is to be moved, pick up any objects from the floor to be cleaned, such as toys.

Please pick-up all small items from the floor of all rooms to be cleaned. We will be happy to move small couches and end tables that are free of personal items. We do not move beds, entertainment centers, or all other large furnishings. If you would like the areas underneath or behind these larger items cleaned, please move them before we arrive. Yes. When you purchased your carpet, the salesman explained that the carpet fibers contain a stain resistant protector.