No single cleaning method is suitable for every carpet. Before treatment begins, the technician checks the fibre, construction and general condition so the cleaning method can be matched to the material rather than applying the same process to every floor covering.
Hot Water Extraction for Suitable Carpets
Hot water extraction is used for many synthetic, wool and wool-blend carpets where the material and condition allow it. The process combines controlled water pressure with professional extraction to loosen and remove embedded soil from within the carpet pile.A typical treatment can include:
- Pre-vacuuming to remove loose surface debris
- Pre-treatment of heavily used or visibly soiled areas
- Hot water extraction through the carpet pile
- Simultaneous extraction of moisture and loosened dirt
Additional stain treatment where selected and suitableThe technician controls the treatment according to the carpet rather than relying on a fixed process for every room.
Dry Cleaning for Delicate and Moisture-Sensitive Fibres
Some fibres require a lower-moisture approach. Carpets and suitable rugs containing materials such as viscose, silk or sisal may need specialist dry cleaning instead of hot water extraction.The technician will assess the material before cleaning and choose the safest suitable method. This helps reduce unnecessary moisture exposure while still providing professional treatment for the particular fibre.
If you are unsure what your carpet is made from, you do not need to select the cleaning method yourself. Provide the service details when booking and the material can be assessed before treatment starts.
