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Steam Cleaning Versus Dry Methods
Collins & Aikman Floorcoverings, a Dalton,
GA-based carpet manufacturer, states in its maintenance guide that the
company "will not warrant problems caused by poor or improper
maintenance."
The company identifies four "non-approved" carpet cleaning methods:
Collins & Aikman says that water extraction "is the recommended and most effective method to deep clean."
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The company identifies four "non-approved" carpet cleaning methods:
- Dry foam. "Detergent is difficult to remove, contributing to rapid re-soiling. Does not deep clean."
- Rotary brush. "Detergent is difficult to remove, contributing to rapid re-soiling, and the action of the brushes can cause pile distortion. Does not deep clean."
- Bonnet. "This method only affects the surface of the carpet. The buffing action can distort the carpet pile and grind dirt deeper into the pile, and the spinning action of the pad can distort face yarn."
- Dry powders. "Not recommended as a primary cleaning method for [company] products. Use instructions for dry powders must be closely followed to make sure powders do not build up in the carpet which result in performance problems."
Collins & Aikman says that water extraction "is the recommended and most effective method to deep clean."
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