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Pet urine presents the most severe problem to carpets and rugs. Untreated, urine can cause severe color run in the rug, and the odor can be very hard to remove or disguise. Urine can also chemically damage the structure of a rug by making the foundation hard and less supple, and the presence of urine in a rug can help attract moths. Repeated wettings can cause the foundation of the rug to loose mechanical strength to the point where the rug cracks and breaks when rolled or folded.
Read more: Why Professionals are Best Suited to Remedy Pet Stains
Here’s a quick consumer guide to understand this safe cleaning method.
The term low moisture implies the following:
- Reduction or prevention of potential wicking
- Reduction of microbial growth potential
- Reduction of slip-and-fall accident potential
- Prevention of shrinkage
- Reduction or elimination of the drying time
- Conservation of water and energy
What is the best way to clean carpet? There are four basic methods for cleaning carpet:
- Carpet Shampooing
- Dry Powder Method
- Bonnet Cleaning
- Low moisture
Professionally cleaning handmade rugs has multiple benefits. Obviously it’s great to refresh a rug by improving its appearance but knowing that your rug is sanitized, deodorized and healthy for your family is essential. Did you know that professionally cleaning also provides health benefits for our rug?
Read more: Benefits of Professionally Cleaning Oriental and Persian Carpets
Moths, and particularly the moth eggs, are very difficult to kill.
What’s your best defense to avoid an infestation?
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