The rental sector in the UK hasn’t really been affected by the economy slow down, in fact Carpet Cleaning in Surrey where I live, has seen considerable growth in and around the area. During an end of tenancy clean it’s now common practice to have your carpets cleaned by professionals.

Carpet Cleaning Surrey here’s more detail?

First off your carpets need to be throughly vacuumed, ideally vacuumed twice. Then the professional can inject a special cleaning chemical mixed with hot water in to the carpet, this will break down any dirt and grime. Immediately after a high power vacuum is used to suck up the surface water and any dirt that was in the carpet. A quality machine such as Prochem Galaxy is ideal for domestic cleaning, this has a built in vacuum which works in tandem with the hot water injection. These machines are expensive however they are reasonably light and can be carried up flights of stairs. This makes them the ideal choice cleaning domestic homes or premises with no lifts.

What Chemicals Are Used During The Hot Water Extraction?

I have seen Carpet Cleaning in Surrey and the cleaning team used Prochem ECO friendly products. They told me that depending on the condition and cleanliness of the carpet they can use a variety of pre clean chemicals, which are used to free any stubborn stains even blood or red wine. These special chemicals are sprayed on the stains and left for a few minutes before the hot water extraction begins. These chemicals are a high grade detergent concentrate used in professional hot water extraction machines. Commonly they are suitable for the majority of carpets, subject to the correct pre testing.

In order to clean carpets and not damage them, I would strongly advise paying out and hiring the professionals. Carpet cleaning can be complex and the last thing you need is to throw them away!

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