The Club Carpet Care
Offers Two Types of Carpet Cleaning

Steam cleaning system.      Shaw Industries, which is one of  the worlds largest carpet manufacturer, recommends hot water extraction.  Extraction cleans much better because it heats the water to a high temperature -- and shoots the cleaning solution into the carpet at high pressure -- which breaks up the dirt, bacteria, and pollens. It's the most powerful cleaning machine on the market and the only machine that thoroughly cleans your carpet of dirt, harmful bacteria, fungus, chemicals, pollens, pet dander  mold, dust mites, and tobacco residue. Then the machine uses high suction to draw the dirt out of the carpet.  This is the correct system for most  homes and some commercial applications.  For these situations The Club Carpet Care uses powerful  steam cleaning equipment that can deliver a good job when coupled with a skilled operator.

 
 
 
 

"Bonnet" Low moisture (Dry) method.      Thousands of tiny brushes are gently brushed through all your carpet fibers cleaning millions of vertical surfaces.  Brushes move vertically through your carpet with the pile, not against it.  The bonnet absorbs the soil in your carpet;  leaving your carpet dry, clean and with no soil attracting residue.      Besides the pleasure of not having wet carpets, a number of reasons for minimizing carpet moisture exist. Perhaps the most important one is the avoidance of "wicking". As moisture evaporates from carpet, impurities in the moisture wick back [like an oil lamp wick] in the carpet fibers and spots reappear.  THE CLUB system  uses extractor bonnets.  Just as you use a sponge to soften, absorb and trap soil in your kitchen, bathroom and on your car, carpet bonnets do the same with each carpet  fiber. Another reason critical to the life and performance of your carpet is the avoidance of over wetting.  Over wetting your carpet can lead to mildew growth, deterioration of its latex backing and  sub floor damage.  If impurities are present in the carpet matting  (residual pet urine, for instance) over wetting can activate odors long since dormant.  Moisture is highly controlled and over wetting is impossible.  In fact, bonnets absorb moisture and impurities and therefore serve as an excellent spill control product.      Dry cleaning  results from complete control of moisture.  All carpet cleaning systems require some amount of moisture.  How that moisture is controlled determines whether the system is "wet extraction" or "dry extraction".  On average, about 10 ounces of moisture per 50 square feet of carpet constitutes a "low moisture" or "Dry cleaning". It is the correct system for a  number of  locations. It is  available as part of a complete carpet maintenance program that includes frequent spot cleaning and the eventual use of (steam)  hot water treatment. This is a scheduled carpet appearance program and is available for commercial applications. It is described in depth, see "Commercial Carpet Maintenance Program."

Indoor Air Quality (ask about our Air-Duct Cleaning) 
Cleaning carpets regularly can improve the indoor air quality in homes and businesses.  Several years of ongoing research show that just one cleaning reduces:

• Dust mites by 78%
• Dust mite allergen by 75%
• Cat allergen by 85%
• Mold spores by 85%

For more information about cleaning air ducts, see our AIR -  DUCT CLEANING  page.

The Club Carpet Care offers economy of scale discounts for businesses and vacancies.