Carpet Cleaner Glossary

To ensure you purchase the best possible machine for your cleaning needs, it is important to understand the features available for carpet cleaners. The following are the 10 of the most popular terms associated with steam carpet cleaning machines. Pressure Levels – This term refers to the force with which water or steam is ejected from the nozzle. For carpet cleaners, pressure levels can reach up to 500 psi. Heated and Non-Heated...

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Carpet Cleaners – Why Low Flow Is the Preferred Option

Low flow or low moisture technology is an important feature many buyers look for when purchasing a carpet cleaner. This technology reduces the amount of water used without restricting the cleaning power. Reducing the amount of water for cleaning carpets is beneficial in many ways other than decreasing utility bills. This is especially true for commercial carpet cleaning, where you often have to pay a tax or surcharge for excessive water...

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Why Carpet Cleaners Are Important

Carpets are common flooring materials found in many areas within business, offices, and other commercial/industrial facilities. However, when it comes to cleaning them, many people simply use a vacuum cleaner. These units are highly inefficient when it comes to cleaning carpets, as they only remove dirt and dust from the surface. To thoroughly clean and maintain carpets, carpet cleaners or carpet extractors are necessary.Most people tend to underestimate...

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All about Upholstery Wands

Carpet cleaners, or carpet extractors, have a simple methodology. First, water or a chemical solution is sprayed onto the carpet to dissolve the stain marks and dirt on the surface. Then, the machine injects water and solution, if desired, into the carpet; the mixture of impurities in the carpet is removed with the help of a wand. The main components of carpet cleaners include a pump used to generate pressure for spraying water or any other fluid...

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Carpet Cleaners - Can They Really Get The Grease Out?

When it comes to tackling tough oil and grease stains, using carpet cleaners can be an effective tool. Getting an oil or grease stain out of an ordinary cloth is tough enough - but having to remove it from a carpet can be a real ordeal. Not only is it much harder to get out, but an oil stain can also be a trap for other dirt and grime particles to settle into. Oil and grease also tend to leave dark stains that can be very unsightly. Daimer® currently...

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