I Am Being Annoying+One Method Of Cleaning Your Carpet

In this post -- after being really annoying for a couple of paragraphs -- I will go into a method of carpet cleaning - which does not involve any professional carpet cleaning service - called steam cleaning.

Why would you ever in your life consider cleaning any of your house's existing carpets..? Because it will become clean. Good enough answer right. What else will it become? Beauuuuutiful - stainfree, dirtfree, gritfree, sandfree etc. All good stuff for your anti-disgusting-things-needs. ...Which I would hope you, to some degree, possess. And these carpets also become clean... fuck, I mentioned that already. ...What I meant to mention was that they will, probably, last longer if you do clean them - if you do maintain them.

Are there different methods to cleaning a carpet? Sure. More than one, in fact. There are actually things called "carpet care technologies", which the carpet cleaning chemical manufacturers improve, at a constant rate - and have been doing for over twenty years now. So, chemical carpet cleaning is one thing - steam-cleaning is another and the most popular one in this day and age (and one I will go into more in a little while).

For steam cleaning you need a detergent based solution -- which you put on the carpet, and then - after the carpet has really sucked in all of the detergent - you take a wand, or something similar, and let it glide over the carpet surface until all dirt and disgusting stuff has been cleaned out -- as simple as that! However... If your dog has enjoyed him/her/it-self more than usual - or perhaps just about the usual amount; if the usual amount involves a lot of enjoyment - your stains are also worse than normal, and you will need to do more in order to remove them... so you do what? You need to pretreat/precondition the stain. What these do, is they erase the binding of the stain to the fibers of the carpet - for just a little while. As these pretreaters/preconditioners are very aggressive in their nature -- in order to thoroughly deal with the stain in question -- the pretreatment should "dwell" on the carpet no more than 15 minutes; in order to keep the carpet from being damaged.

When you use the hot water extraction method -- to make sure the carpet will not suffer from over saturation, due to the relatively staggering amount of water being used in this method, the post-extraction is very important.