We do Area Rugs in our cleaning plant.
This is great news, considering the fact that there are up to 100X more pollutants found indoors vs outdoors.
Clean carpets are a great way to reduce airborne pollutants from the air your family and pets have to breathe.
Besides pollutants, a square yard of carpet can also be home to 100,000 dust mites and their feces—the greatest household cause of respiratory irritation.
Depending on how much traffic your carpet sees, it should be professionally steam cleaned four times a year—at least once every 18 months to maintain your warranty (yes, your carpet has a warranty!)
Why steam cleaned as opposed to deep cleaning chemicals? Here are our 7 top reasons!
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Steam cleaning uses clean, natural water to create a powerful cleaning force.
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Dust mites can build up immunity to chemicals and insecticides but not to natural steam.
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Steam cleaning leaves no toxic residue and won’t stain clothing.
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The only chemicals we use are gentle, environmentally friendly carpet conditioners. We leave no chemical residue behind! Steam cleaning is safe for your family and your pets no matter what time of year you need it.
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Steam cleaning kills well-known bacteria such as e.coli, listeria and salmonella…even though they are resistant to chemicals.
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Steam cleaned carpet and furniture dries quickly with no residue.
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Steam cleaning is environmentally friendly.
When you hire the Klean And Brite team to clean your carpets, you can count on us to bring our powerful, truck-mounted steam cleaner to get the job done right, and quickly.
Scent Free
We always use corner guards and drop cloths to protect your floors and walls and we are IICRC certified!
When you are calling around for prices to get your carpet cleaned, here are a few of the most important questions you will want to ask any cleaner before you sign on the dotted line:
Are you licenced?
Are you insured?
How long have you been in business?
Do you have a satisfaction guarantee?
How do you clean carpets?
What kind of chemicals will you use in my house?
Are you IICRC certified?
