Dry Foam Carpet Cleaning
The dry foam procedure may not be as dry as it may seem. Although the moisture content of 90% air and 10% liquid could qualify it as dry but the dry foam machine have a pressure tank, wherein you need to pour a solution of shampoo and water for it to work.
A compressor will alter the solution into foam, and then it will be doled out all over the carpet aided by the revolving cylindrical brush. It will rake the foam through the carpet piles so that each strand of the carpet is cleaned.
To be successful, make sure the bubbles that are produced have uniform sizes so the foam would be able to complete the whole cleaning process before it is dispersed.
Here are the dry foam procedure steps:
- First, remove all the stains after vacuuming the carpet.
- Have the dry foam mixed according to the manufacturer’s directions.
- Once it has dried, shampoo the carpet then vacuum the carpet.
- Brush the pile to speed up the drying process.
- Lastly, use a block or a furniture leg pad for you to get rid of furniture stains and rust.
Advantages
The dry foam cleaning process is competent of covering a lot of area quickly. There is no danger involved in soaking the carpet due to low moisture content. This will minimize the problems that are usually associated with over wetting.
Disadvantages
The dry foam method can remove typical level of soil. However, the likelihood of unnecessary soil and residue will build-up if the machine you are using have poor extraction capabilities.
Dry foam is the most recommended method if you want to achieve maximum cleanliness in your carpet as if you are having second thoughts on buying you could try it out by renting a machine for a cheap cost.
Dry foam carpet cleaning is not as complicated as you may think and once you have seen the results you will definitely be smitten with your carpet.
