Carpet cleaning is done to remove dirt, stains, and allergens in carpets to prevent allergies and allergic reactions. A clean carpet helps to improve the air quality of homes and also makes rooms more comfortable. Carpets accumulate dust, which can cause asthma attacks and other respiratory problems. Most homes have carpets and most of these houses are not properly cleaned on a regular basis. Vacuuming just removes surface dust from a room, but it does not get rid of the deep down allergens and dirt. Many techniques are available for carpet cleaning; one of the most common techniques is dry cleaning.
Dry cleaning uses water and detergents in removing stains and dirt from carpet fibers. The carpet cleaning machine sprays hot water onto the carpet, after which a machine is used to extract the water. Most common methods of carpet cleaning use hot water extraction, vacuuming, and dry-cleaning. Hot water extraction method uses warm water to loosen dirt and soil particles, then a machine is used to extract the water and soil mixture using a powerful vacuum cleaner.
Dry cleaning uses rotary scrubbing devices that spin around and apply scrubbing and extraction tools to the carpet fibers. This is an effective technique that removes dust particles from the carpet and allows the carpet fibers to be washed without getting soaked. Vacuum cleaners that are designed for dry cleaning utilize a brush with a scrubbing head attached to it to push the dirt and soil particles out of the carpet fibers. Some machines also have robotic scrubbing brushes that can handle tough dirt and soil particles.