The following is an overview of the functioning and features of industrial carpet cleaners.
How They Work
Carpet cleaners first inject a mixture of water and a cleaning solution into carpets, mats, or upholstery. This liquid mixture filters through the outward surfaces of carpets to weaken the bond between impurities and the carpet fibers. Carpet cleaning machines are equipped with a wand, which is used to agitate the surface and extract dirt residues formed by agitation.
Features
Quality carpet cleaners can provide temperatures of up to 210°F. However, some machines can provide only non-heated output. While, non-heated systems are cheaper and lighter, they do not offer the same level of cleaning power as heated carpet cleaning machines.
Carpet cleaning machines, such as the XTreme Power® XPH-9600 from Daimer®, are ideal for industrial cleaning applications. This machine features a pressure level of 500 psi and high hot water temperatures up to 210°F. Featuring auto fill and auto dump technologies, these machines can be used continuously for longer time intervals. In addition, special low flow technologies help carpets and upholstery dry much quicker, in as little as two hours.
Performance Enhancers
The efficiency of these machines can be increased by using green chemicals as cleaning solutions. These products are safe for the environment, as well the carpets and the operator. One of the most powerful and environmentally safe carpet cleaning formulas available on the market today is Eco-Green® Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner supplied by Daimer®. It is recommended to pre-spray carpets with this solution before application of a steam carpet cleaning machine for best results.
Daimer®, a well-known distributor of cleaning products offers both green chemicals and carpet cleaners. For learning further details about the benefits and other features of a wide range of cleaning products, visit www.daimer.com.
