With Proper Fiber Identification, Carpet That Was Considered a Total Loss Looked Brand New

A good example of dry soil removal is a wet sand-laden swimsuit. While the swimsuit is wet, it is challenging to shake out or remove the sand. Once the swimsuit has dried, all that is required to remove the sand is just a few quick shakes. The dry sand is easily removed with minimal effort. Properly maintained equipment is essential for good dry soil removal.

What it basically does is it rota-tiles your carpets up, the carpet fibers rise up, we coat the carpet fibers with a chemical that will dry on the carpet. As it dries, the dirt adheres to it, and once vacuuming occurs, it removes the dirt from the carpet. It’s a great technique, helps eliminate wear patterns and traffic patterns throughout your carpeting, and could be done as frequently as you like.