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Deep dry clean
07 March 2013
The Host Dry Extraction Carpet Cleaning System is an all in one system that gets carpet clean and back in use immediately.
The Host Dry Extraction Carpet
Cleaning System is an all in one
system that gets carpet clean and
back in use immediately.
The cleaning material is a non abrasive organic product moistened with water containing safe-to-use solvent and detergent. Firstly its Freestyle or Liberator machinery is used to vacuum and pilelift the carpet to remove dry soil (80-90 per cent of carpet soil is dry).
Host sponges are then applied to the carpet and the integral brushing action by its machines allows the cleaner to break up and trap any remaining sticky soil.
Finally, the powerful vacuum removes the Host sponges with their trapped soil. The deep cleaning method ensures spots are removed and don't wick back., and that harmful biological agents can be removed. Host says US studies show that one cleaning with its system reduces dust mites by 78 per cent and mould spores by 85 per cent.
As minimal amounts of moisture are used, carpets are back in use immediately.
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The cleaning material is a non abrasive organic product moistened with water containing safe-to-use solvent and detergent. Firstly its Freestyle or Liberator machinery is used to vacuum and pilelift the carpet to remove dry soil (80-90 per cent of carpet soil is dry).
Host sponges are then applied to the carpet and the integral brushing action by its machines allows the cleaner to break up and trap any remaining sticky soil.
Finally, the powerful vacuum removes the Host sponges with their trapped soil. The deep cleaning method ensures spots are removed and don't wick back., and that harmful biological agents can be removed. Host says US studies show that one cleaning with its system reduces dust mites by 78 per cent and mould spores by 85 per cent.
As minimal amounts of moisture are used, carpets are back in use immediately.
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