Saturday, February 27, 2010

Benefits of Non-Heated Carpet Cleaners

Non-Heated Carpet Cleaners
With all the focus on heated carpet cleaners, non-heated carpet steam cleaning equipment is sometimes overlooked. Heat is indeed very effective when it comes to removing grease and stains. If your carpet tends to collect ink, food residues, and other stubborn stains on a daily basis, it would be better to invested in a carpet cleaner that uses hot water. Although many jobs are completed much easier with heated carpet cleaning machines, cold water or non-heated machines are suitable for certain jobs hot water machines are not.

Using high temperatures in some situations might not only be unnecessary, it can actually damage certain surfaces. Some carpets fall apart when high temperatures are applied to them because heat melts the glue holding the fibers together. Using water at room temperature is the best solution for such carpet cleaning requirements. Non-heated carpet cleaners can also utilize hot water inlet temperatures for cleaning with heat when necessary.

Daimer®’s XTreme Power® XPC-9200 is one of the best cold water carpet cleaners on the market. This machine obtains pressure levels of 150 psi and 200 cfm airflow in addition to a water lift capacity of 150 inches. With sizable solution and recovery tanks, this machine is ideal for cleaning commercial carpets without resorting to heat. In case you do need to apply heat for removing stubborn stains or caked dirt, this machine has a hot water option, which allows the user to heat water to 210°F.

In addition to an extensive product line, all of Daimer®’s carpet cleaners feature low flow technology, which reduces water consumption for cleaning. This also decreases the drying time to as little as 1 to 6 hours, thereby reducing the risk of mold growth and odor formation. At www.daimer.com, you can find more information on high capacity non-heated carpet cleaners.