Monday, September 27, 2010

Benefits of Carpet Cleaners for Restaurants


Carpet Cleaners for Restaurant
Rugs and carpets are often used in the restaurant business to enhance the beauty of the establishment. When carpets are not cleaned and maintained, they become dull and dirty. If customers see this dirtiness, they may make other assumptions about the restaurant. For this reason, many restaurant owners select the best carpet cleaners from reputable suppliers such as Daimer® to clean and maintain their carpets.

Features of Carpet Cleaners
Reputable suppliers of carpet cleaning equipment offer machines with various technologies. One technology useful for the restaurant industry is low flow technology, offered with all Daimer® carpet cleaning systems. Ordinary cleaners without this technology may require carpets to take up to 24 hours to dry. Many machines, including the XTreme Power® XPH-5900I, will leave carpets dry in as little as two hour and upholstery in one hour. Such quick drying times means the restaurant will not have to close off sections while the area dries.

Advantages of Heated Output
Before beginning, all carpet cleaners require the surface to be pre-sprayed with a cleaning solution. Green cleaning solutions, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner, offer effective cleaning results without harming the operator, surface, or environment. After the solution soaks, the operator will use the wand of the carpet cleaner to inject water into the surface and agitate the stain. With the addition of heat and temperatures up to 210°F, difficult stains often loosen more quickly and are eliminated more effectively.

Heated output can melt or dissolve dirt and impurities, which will help clean more effectively. However, keep in mind that heated machines can damage carpet fibers if not used correctly. Heated carpet cleaners may cause delicate carpets to melt, shrink, or bleed colors.

To get the full range of benefits of steam carpet cleaner machines, one must select a product from a well-known supplier, such as Daimer®. For more details, log on to www.daimer.com.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Benefits of Low Moisture Carpet Cleaners


Low Moisture Carpet Cleaner
Over time, there have been many changes made to carpet cleaners to better their performance. Some of the changes have been related to hardware, while others have been technological changes. One of the most notable technologies found among carpet cleaners is low moisture technology.

What Is Low Moisture Technology?
Low moisture technology is a technology found in many of Daimer®’s carpet cleaning machines. It limits the quantity of water flowing onto the surface from the machine. That means surfaces do not get excessively wet when these machines are used, and often dry much quicker. It must be noted that the lower quantity of water does not affect the cleaning efficiency of the machine.

Benefits
Low moisture carpet cleaners offer a number of benefits. The most important benefit is that they ensure quick drying of the surface. Machines such as Daimer®’s XTreme Power® XPH-5900I leave carpets dry in as little as two hours, and upholstery in about one hour. Machines without low flow technology often take up to 24 hours to completely dry.

Low moisture carpet cleaners do not waste as much water as conventional machines do. Less water is passed onto the surface, and therefore less water is used during the cleaning process. Because carpet cleaners require carpets to be pre-sprayed, it is essential to use pet odor removers green chemicals such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner for an environmentally friendly alternative to harsh cleaners.
Daimer® is a reputable supplier of cleaning equipment and offers a variety of low moisture carpet cleaners. 

Monday, August 23, 2010

Buying Carpet Cleaners to Remove Pet Stains


Carpet Cleaner
Carpet cleaners are used to clean large, soft surfaces including carpets, rugs, and upholstery. These places can see a variety of different stains, from wine spills to pet urine. The following information includes ideas on what to look for when removing pet stains.

What’s the Ideal Machine?

When removing pet stains from rugs and carpets, always opt for a powerful, low flow carpet extractor. Choose a carpet cleaner based on the cleaning task at hand and what surfaces you intend to clean. For instance, delicate fabrics like Persian rugs and wool may damage under high heat and therefore machines utilizing cold water are recommended. Durable carpets can be cleaned more quickly with the added power of heat.

Carpet cleaners that feature low flow technology help reduce water consumption and the possibility of mold, germ, and odor from forming. They also allow carpets and upholstery to dry much quicker, in some cases as little as one hour.

Removing Pet Stains

It is better to have a heated machine for removing pet stains, if the carpet fibers can sustain high temperatures. Daimer carpet cleaners, such as the XTreme Power® XPH 5800T, reach temperatures up to 210°F. These machines not only help in cleaning the surface, but they remove odors as well.

Carpets must be pre-sprayed before cleaning. Using a green cleaning product, such as Daimer®’s Eco-Green® Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner, is a safe alternative to toxic, harmful chemicals. These green products enhance the cleaning efficiency of carpet cleaning machines, without harsh chemicals that damage the surface or the environment.

Daimer®, a premier distributor of cleaning products, offers a wide array of carpet cleaners and green cleaning products. For more information, visit www.daimer.com.

Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Carpet Cleaners – Advice on How to Use Them

carpet cleaning machine
It is important to know the limits of your carpet before you decide to purchase carpet cleaners. Knowing your carpet means you must know what type of cleaning techniques work best for different types of carpets.

Carpets are made from a variety of materials, use different types of dyes and patterns, and carry many types of embellishments. They are laid on floors using different methods – glue, tiny nails and brackets, stitching, and so on. Knowing these details before purchasing carpet cleaners ensures proper cleaning without damage.

Persian carpets and antique carpets, for example, are not durable enough to withstand the high temperatures of some carpet cleaners. When expose to high heat, these materials may shrink or the dyes may start to bleed. For this reason, it is recommended to use non-heated cleaning.

Glue is also used for attaching carpets to the floor, particularly in commercial areas with high pedestrian traffic. High heat can melt certain glues, causing the carpet to bunch, which can pose a slip-and-fall hazard to pedestrians. The XTreme Power® XPC-12000 from Daimer® is just right for such carpets, because this machine offers cold water as well as lukewarm water cleaning.

Knotted carpets are usually the most durable. These carpets, along with many other types, can be cleaned using water as hot as 210°F, the high temperatures reached by Daimer®'s heated XTreme Power® carpet cleaners. These machines can also be used for applying detergent solution to the carpet, agitating it by using the wand, and then extracting the dirty water. For delicate virtually all carpets with a range of different types of challenging stains, it is recommended to use Daimer®’s Eco-Green Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner with the steam carpet cleaning machines. This will boost cleaning efficiency and will not damage the carpet. For best results, pre-spray the carpet with this solution first and let dwell.

Visit www.daimer.com to read more on how to use carpet cleaners.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Things to Check When Buying Carpet Cleaners for Auto Detailing


car carpet cleaner
Carpet cleaners are the preferred equipment for cleaning the interior of vehicles. These machines are specifically designed for cleaning car mats, carpets, and seat upholstery.

There are many types of carpet cleaning machines available for use. Although almost all carpet cleaners can clear car interiors, it is better to use specialized machines for better results. The following are a few features to look for when purchasing a carpet cleaning machine for auto detailing.

Low Flow Technology
This technology limits the quantity of water transferred to the surface, without reducing the cleaning power or efficiency of the machine. In normal cases, machines with this technology ensure optimum utilization of water. In auto detailing, such machines use less water to ensure the carpet dries quicker and eliminate the possibility of odors from forming due to mold and mildew growth.

Vehicle interiors, such as carpets and seat upholstery, cleaned by ordinary machines take as long as 24 hours to dry. On the contrary, carpet cleaners equipped with low flow technology ensure that the vehicle's interior surfaces dry in as little as two hours.

Upholstery Cleaning Wand
Carpet cleaners for auto detailing must have this accessory. The upholstery wand helps clean various different places effectively. As one can imagine, cleaning certain areas, such as in between and under seats, is difficult without the right equipment. A specialized upholstery wand is a great help for cleaning such areas.

Daimer®, a premier supplier of cleaning products, offers many types of cleaning products, including specialized carpet cleaners for auto detailing. For more details, visit www.daimer.com.

Friday, June 18, 2010

A Guide to Industrial Carpet Cleaners


Industrial Carpet Cleaners
Carpet cleaners are used for residential and commercial cleaning purposes, as well as for industrial cleaning applications. In general, machines used for industrial cleaning are more powerful and sophisticated than the other machines, as the greatest cleaning power is required.

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.

Monday, June 7, 2010

The Importance of Low-Flow Carpet Cleaners


Low-Flow Carpet Cleaner
Low flow technologies in carpet cleaners helps reduce the amount of water needed for the cleaning process. The more water that is used, the longer it will take the carpet to dry. Excessive water consumption, besides affecting the environment negatively, has other disadvantages as well. The excess water that flows into storm drains can attract fines from environmental protection agencies. If you are working on the client’s premises, using too much water can leave the area wet and sloppy. This makes you appear unprofessional and may hurt the business.

Another problem with using too much water for cleaning carpets is that carpets take long to dry. For carpet cleaners using high amounts of water, drying time can be as long as 24 hours, depending on the humidity and temperature. Using minimal water to clean carpets reduces drying times to four to six hours. This prevents growth of molds, fungi, bacteria, and pests. Damp upholstery also causes bad odor. With quick drying times, the risk of odor is reduced, as well.

Heated carpet cleaners are the most effective carpet cleaning solution. They use high temperatures to remove stains and odors from carpets. However, low flow carpet cleaners do not need to not use hot water for effectiveness. The XTreme Power® XPC-9200 is a non-heated carpet cleaner with low flow technology, which facilitates faster drying. The powerful vacuum extraction (150-inch water lift and air flow of 200 cfm) capability also helps in cutting down drying time. A dual jet carpet cleaner wand offers more cleaning power.

In addition, Daimer® offers eco-friendly cleaning chemicals for added cleaning power. By adding the Eco-Green® Carpet Care & Upholstery Cleaner to your carpet extractor, you can boost the cleaning power of both heated and non-heated machines. Daimer® also suggests pre-spraying carpets with this Eco-Green® solution before applying a carpet cleaner for maximum efficiency. Visit www.daimer.com for information on machines with low flow technology retailed by Daimer®.