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Preventative Maintenance
Difference Between A Spot And Stain
Carpet Stain Removal Guide
Vacuuming - Most Important Step In Caring For Your Carpet
 

 

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Preventive Maintenance

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No carpet is absolutely stain proof.  Some carpets have stain resistant treatments to

improve ability to clean up some stains.

All carpets require regular care and maintenance.

Place walk off mats at all entrances.

Protect carpet from prolong periods of direct sunlight.

 

 

 

Difference Between A Spot And a Stain

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Spot:

Any Foreign material (soil, liquid, etc...) That is Removable by standard cleaning

methods.  (foreign material - on or around carpet fiber)

 

Stain:

Foreign material (soil, liquid, etc...) On carpet that is not usually removable by standard

 cleaning methods.  (foreign material has penetrated "soaked into" carpet

fiber and has changed or damaged the fiber itself.)

 

Some Stains may be very difficult or impossible to remove

 

 

Carpet Stain Removal Guide

 

 

Vacuuming

 

Most Important Step In Caring For Your Carpet!

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Walking on soiled carpet allows the soil particles to migrate below the surface on the pile, which makes them more
difficult to remove and damage to the fiber can occur

 

Types of Vacuum Cleaners

 

CRI (Carpet and Run Institute) -Seal of Approval

 

For most carpet styles - use a vacuum with a rotating brush or combination
 beater/brush bar.  This helps loosens soil on the carpet pile.

 

Thick loop pile, shag or cabled styles (long yarns) - use suction only vacuum cleaner

 

 

When and How to Vacuum

 

Heavy Traffic Areas

Traffic Lanes -  Vacuum Daily

Entire Area - Twice a Week

 

Light Traffic Areas

Traffic Lanes - Twice a Week

Entire Area - Once a Week

 

Change direction of vacuuming occasionally.  Helps stand the pile

upright and reduce matting

 

 

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