"The Science of Clean"
Carpet and Tile
Steam cleaning is the only method recommended by 99% of Carpet Mills.
It is actually hot-water extraction, but it steams a lot. It is also the best way to clean carpet. Our truck-mount hot-water extraction unit forces very hot water into the carpet under high pressure, and then sucks it (and the dirt) out thoroughly. "Steam cleaning," as it is commonly called, has the following advantages:
- The high heat kills bacteria, fungus, mold, and dust mites, making it the healthiest way to clean carpet.
- It doesn't leave residue, if it's done correctly. Detergent residues attract dirt, which can damage carpet.
- The high pressure cleans carpet more deeply.
- The strong vacuum also cleans carpet more deeply.
- Heat really helps! Above 118 degrees fahrenheit, every 18 degrees higher changes chemical reactivity by 100%. Hot water extraction cleaning is done between 150 and 200 degrees. Is that too technical? The bottom line is that it's just the best way to clean carpet.
Most dry cleaning methods do leave significant soap residues in the carpet causing rapid re- soiling. (none of the detergents, soaps & surfactants are rinsed and removed from the carpet when dry cleaning method is used.)
Been scrubbing and mopping your tile floors, showers and counters?
Tired of getting no results?
Are you looking to protect your new tile & grout installations so your investments aren't wasted?
Let us come and show off the SX-12
The SX-12 blasts soil and dirt from tile, grout, and smooth or rough hard surfaces. The rotary arm spins to create amazing soil blasting power working from 700 to 2,000 psi, while the vacuum ports pick up all the waste.



