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Carpet Extraction Machine 

Carpet cleaning generally is carried out by using a vacuum cleaner. This method has been with us since the early part of the last century and its development has resulted in the sophisticated machines we have today. The vacuum cleaners these days are available in a variety of types. For example they can remove dry or wet residue, have innovative filtration methods to cut down on allergens and are available in a range of sizes to suit particular applications and carpet types. Regular vacuuming removes 80% or more of the dirt from a carpet and is known the extend its life, however, deeper cleaning is periodically required to prevent dirt build up and this is more generally known as carpet extraction

Carpet Dirt Extraction – Methods

A carpet can appear to be clean but because of the nature of the pile or the pattern deep down dirt can be hidden. There are primarily three methods of extraction –

Carpet Extraction Equipment – Selection

In buying carpet and upholstery cleaning machines there are many things to take into account. The type of extractor would be determined by the size of the area to be cleaned, the construction of the carpet, how often would extraction be required etc. The most important thing is probably to research the company you will be buying the carpet extractor from. The company should be well established with a good reputation to uphold and offer service facilities to ensure the machine is well maintained. Developments in carpet extraction machines, as in other cleaning equipment, are ongoing and you should be sure that you have the opportunity to buy the best machine that is available to you.

B&G Cleaning Systems have over 25 years experience in selling and servicing cleaning equipment. Talk to them for the best advice about carpet extraction machines around.