
CARPETING
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Host Dry Extraction Carpet Cleaning System |
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We also specialize
in cleaning your carpets usine the Host Dry Extraction Carpet Cleaning
System was developed to clean carpets the way they should be cleaned.
Very simply, this means removing the soil.
Host Dry Cleaner
dissolves and absorbs deep down soil and spots. The brushing action
of the Host machines works the cleaner through the carpet while
lifting and straightening the pile. This makes it easier to vacume
the dissolved dirt, greases, sugars, syrups and other spots that
wet methods often fail to remove completely and
provides immediate and visible results.
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HOST Dry Carpet Cleaner meets Green Seal’s environmental standard
for industrial cleaners based on its reduced human and aquatic toxicity
and reduced smog production potential.
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carpets are cleaned improperly with wet methods, split seams, shrinkage,
mildew, delamination, color fading, and other problems can result
from over wetting and often the carpet becomes dingy and dull. The
dry extraction method utilized by Nick’s Rug Co., Inc. can restore
color and brightness and your carpets will look and feel fresh because
the Host machine lifts up matted and twisted carpet fibers.
The Host cleaning
method is recommended by carpet and fiber manufacturers who actually
test this method. Among carpet manufacturers recognizing the superior
Host method are Karastan, Shaw, Mohawk, Dan River, Fabrica, Lees,
Stratton, and Interface. Fiber manufacturers include DuPont, Allied
and Monsanto.
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The Host
method is a dry process which has five steps:
- First the
area to be cleaned is vacumed thoroughly.
- Second,
(if needed) the heavily soiled areas are misted with a prep solution.
This breaks the oily bond that holds dirt to the fibers and the
solution dries instantly.
- Next a
dry extraction cleaner (host) is scattered over the area to be
cleaned. This compound is then brushed through the carpet with
the Host machine. The machine is equipped with two self cleaning
nylon bristle brushes that move with an uplifting action to revive
and restore matted carpet fibers. This brushing action produces
thorough and even results on all surfaces of the yarns. The machine
is easily adjusted to clean stairs. Since the compound is dry,
you never have to worry about the soil draining to the bottom
of the carpet.
- The Host
compound (or sponges) dissolves and absorbs the soil. A built
in deodorizer reduces odors, it doesn’t just mask them. There
is no extra charge for the deodorizer because it is part of the
compound.
- The last
and final step is a thorough vacuuming to extract the sponges
and the embedded dirt it has absorbed. No soiling residues ever
remain and spots won’t return several days later as is often the
case with the wet cleaning methods.
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Host Dry Carpet Cleaning Advantage |
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WET
CLEANING
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Deep
cleans and lifts mated pile
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Does
not lift pile
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Never
over wetting
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Over
wetting is common
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No
wick back of spots or dirty areas
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Spots
& dirt can wick back
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No
sticky residue to cause resoiling
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Sticky detergent residues can resoil
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Removes
dust mites, mold, allergens
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Damp
carpet can promote growth of Mold, mildew, dust mites and allergens
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No
wet carpet
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Carpet
can take 6-24 hours to dry.
Even Longer during humid periods.
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Rooms
back in use immediately
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Rooms out of use until dry
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No
fans needed to speed up drying
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May
require fans to speed up drying
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No
humidity from cleaning
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Moisture can introduce excess humidity
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No
need for furniture leg protectors
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Requires
furniture leg protectors
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Never
any damage from shrinkage or Split seams
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Too
much water can cause damage Split seams
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Never
any damage from mold or mildew
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Too
much water can promote mold
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Safe
for all types of carpets and rugs
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Not recommended for many natural fibers.
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All
natural and safe for people & pets
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Chemicals can be a skin or eye irritant
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Safe
for the environment
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Dirty
water can be an environmental issue
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