Carpet shampooers can be very helpful to people who want to protect their families against disease and dangerous allergens that can be present in carpet. Carpet shampooers help clean deep seated dirt and embedded particles such as pollens, fungus, bacteria, car exhaust, animal dander, and chemicals.
The leading extraction cleaning system from a results standpoint is the dry-chemical carpet shampoo method. How carpet shampooers work is they spray carpet shampoo or solution onto the carpet and agitate that solution with the brushes of the carpet shampooer. The dirty water and detergent is sucked up by the self-contained receptacles that carpet shampooers are outfitted with.
Commercial carpet shampooers can work in two different ways. One configuration is the cylindrical foam machine. These carpet shampooers have an air compressor that creates dry foam that is put directly on the carpet. The dry foam from these carpet shampooers is agitated by a revolving brush with cylindrical designs that combs through the fiber of the carpet pile. The other method a commercial carpet shampooer can use is the rotary method. In this method the carpet shampooer sprays carpet shampoo directly from the dispensing tank and a rotary brush whips the detergent to create foam.
Shampooing your carpet at least twice a year with a carpet shampooer extends the life of the carpet. It also ensures the safety of your family by creating a clean carpet environment.
Along with protecting your carpet, you'll want to clean and protect your wood, marble and linoleum as well. A floor polisher does this by gently dislodging dirt and leaving behind a glossy finish. A floor polisher cleans by spraying a liquid cleanser on a section of the floor just before the polisher is run over the area. The cleaning agent that is diffused from the floor polisher helps loosen the dirt and the grime from the surface of the floor.
Floor polishers resemble upright vacuum cleaners although they are larger and squarer. The speed of the floor polishers rotary brushes depend on the type of floor it is buffing. The way a floor polisher is controlled is by the steering handle and the set of controls that manage the direction and speed of the rotary brushes.
There are larger floor polishers for commercial and industrial use. These floor polishers cover a wider area of the floor with each pass. The home versions of the floor polishers are smaller and can get into more compact areas like bathrooms and hard to reach spaces in kitchens.
For a thorough clean that keeps your home beautiful and your family safe, carpet shampooers and floor polishers are the way to go!
