Is Chemical carpet cleaning better than steam cleaning?

Answer 1

Yes, as we do this as a side business I've learned that steam cleaning, like those horrid coupon mailers, for 5.95per room, only get the surface if that. A corrective clean, or chemical, used to brighten fibers, remove almost anything depending what it is, even pet urine, is the only way to break down the enzymes in the carpet to lift it out. Dry cleaning only compresses dirt down into the carpet. Portable mounts leave less water than truck mounts in most cases and do a great job; also applies to most upholstery. This is not so true check this out.

The hot water extraction method is the only method CCS Medway ltd use not only because the world largest carpet manufacturer (Shaw Industries) recommend this method but it also means that as less chemicals are needed your carpet is cleaned down to the deepest of fibers in an environmentally friendlyway.

Answer 2

Chemical carpet cleaning and steam cleaning are different methods that serve different purposes. Chemical carpet cleaning uses specialized cleaning solutions to break down stains and dirt, while steam cleaning uses hot water extraction to clean and disinfect carpets. The best method for your carpet will depend on factors such as the type of carpet, the level of soiling, and any specific cleaning needs.