Let’s imagine the situation: you have just hosted a lavish meal, and when the last of your guests leaves, you discover a stain check that. It’s a panic. If you are just performing your annual deep cleaning and are struggling with whether to dry the wet carpets out or go for the full water treatment, you may find yourself in a similar situation. Do not worry because we are going to dive into the exciting world of carpet cleansing and help you decide which method is right for you. Ready? Get your towels ready!

Deep Dive into the World of Wet Carpets

Good Stuff

Cleanse thoroughly: Hot water mixed with detergents is used in wet cleaning (also called steam cleaning or water extraction), to penetrate deeply into carpet fibers. This will ensure that even the dirtiest and most stubborn stains are removed.
You know that ink or wine stain on your clothes? It’s likely that wet cleaning will be your best choice.
Steam cleaning’s hot water has antibacterial and antiallergenic properties, which can give your carpets an entirely new look.
The Not So Good Stuff

Long Drying Times : Your carpet could remain wet up to 24hrs, which makes it unusable for a time.
Mold is a possibility: If the area is not properly dried out, it could lead to mold or mildew.
Dry Carpet Cleaning – The Quick Step Solution

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You can now say goodbye to the waiting game! Your carpet will be ready to go almost immediately after cleaning.
Chemical Innovations. The chemicals used can break down and lift dirt particle without needing water.
No residue: The dry cleaning process leaves no wet residues, thus reducing the possibility of mold.
The Not So Good Stuff

Surface-Level clean: It may not penetrate deep enough as wet cleansing, potentially leaving behind deeply-set dirt.
Chemical Concerns Some people have concerns about the dry cleaning chemicals, particularly if they own pets or children.

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