Carpet Cleaning Buckinghamshire

Answer: At Procare we are able to remove any spot or stain that is not permanent stain. Sometimes, there are situation where permanent stains are present. The following list of conditions are situations where spots may or may not be removed.

Yellowing – Yellowing can be as simple as neutralizing the spot or area by spraying a solution on it, or it can be impossible to remove. There are many unknown causes for yellowing.

Filtration Soiling – Filtration soiling is the black marks you see around the edges of your base boards due to airflow movement in your home. Typically we can get these lines to lighten, but seldom do they come all the way out. The particles in filtration soil are so fine, and go all the way down the sides of the yarn and through the backing of the carpet. This makes it very difficult to remove.

Urine – When urine is fresh and has not been cleaned using an alkaline spotter, the chances are good. If the urine has been there for a long time, the chances are slim. However, urine will continue to deteriorate the carpet, so it is extremely important to remove the urine deposits, even if the spot does not come out.

Vomit – Same as urine. (If red dye is present in dog or cat food, see red dye removal.)
Blood – If no hot water or alkaline cleaning products have been used, chances are good.
Rust – Chances for rust removal are excellent depending on the amount of rust and age of the stain.

Red Dye – Red dye is almost impossible to remove unless conditions are exactly right. If the carpet is new, the chances are better. In many cases the only way to remove red dye is with a heat transfer process in which we apply a product to the spot, lay a wet cloth over it, and apply an iron to cause the spot to transfer to the towel. The spot is then rinsed thoroughly. This is a special procedure and due to the extra time it requires, we do charge extra for this.

Lipstick – Chances are good that we will be able to remove it with solvents. However, some lipstick may be in the red dye category which gives it a slim chance for removal.

Furniture Stain – Almost impossible.
Soft drinks – Usually not a problem.

Tea & Coffee – Tannin spots sometimes cause a permanent stain. Many times when coffee or tea is spilled, it is very hot. This can cause a stain to be set into the carpet.

Ketchup – If ketchup has red dye in it, it could leave a stain. But without red dye, it’s not a problem.

Mustard – Mustard can be very difficult to remove.

Paint – If it is a fresh spill the chances are much better. If it has already dried, chances are slim.

Answer: Stain Guard Protection helps you in two ways:

When this protective coating is applied to the carpet fibres, it puts a protective barrier around each fibre. This protective barrier resists moisture. When you do have a spill, it gives you a window of time to get it cleaned up.

The other important way that this product helps you is in the area of wear. Having this protective coating on your carpet helps reduce the wear and abrasion caused by sand in the carpet. This protects the carpet from excessive matting, and in turn will cause your carpet to perform better.

Answer: Volatile organic compounds, biocontaminants and combustion products, as well as dust mites, chemicals, pollutants, pesticides, allergens, bacteria, and a host of other unhealthy contaminants will make there way into your carpet throughout its life. Quite simply, your carpet acts like a sink. It collects and filters all of the above mentioned contaminants. This collection and filtering process traps these contaminants within your carpet, which in turns cleans the air you breathe and allows you to live a healthier life. Hard surface floors may allow contaminants to “roam” throughout the indoor environment.

However, like any other filter, your carpet needs to be cleaned on a regular basis, or it will lose its filtering ability. If these contaminants are in your home, they could be contributing to your family’s health and allergy problems.

Answer: This question always pops up at one time or another during the years of owning a carpet. The frequency of cleaning varies from home to home depending upon the number of occupants and level of usage. At a minimum, you should clean once a year.

I have had some home owners express their fear that once the carpet is cleaned, it will re-soil quicker. This fear is the result of improper cleaning by other cleaning companies. Many of these companies, in an effort to cut costs and save time, buy the cheapest cleaning solutions, don’t provide the proper training for their technicians, and do not offer a separate rinse step in order to remove detergent residues. If detergent is left in the carpet, accelerated re-soiling will occur.

Procare uses a more thorough method of cleaning that uses a rinse step after the pre-spray process. This method removes deep down soil and leaves no detergent to accelerate the re-soiling process. The fact is, the best thing you can do for your carpets is have them regularly cleaned by a qualified professional carpet cleaning company. It is the build up of soil that promotes wear to your carpet, far more than the foot traffic that travels on the surface of the carpet. Foot traffic grinds the soil against the carpet fibres and causes a sand-paper effect. This causes the fibres to dull and become worn looking.

Major carpet manufacturers such as Dupont and Shaw Industries recommend that you have your carpets cleaned every 6-18 months, and with most of today’s carpet, in order to satisfy the warranty requirements, you must save receipts from your cleanings. There are other considerations that can increase the frequency of cleanings, such as smoking habits, number and ages of children, soiling conditions, humidity, health status of occupants, allergy conditions, and number and types of pets just to name a few. Heavily travelled areas may require quarterly cleaning, while other less frequented areas may not need cleaning more than every 18 months. Either way, it makes good sense to have your carpets cleaned regularly-not only from an appearance and investment protection point of view, but also from a health standpoint. Regular deep cleaning removes bacteria, dust mites, germs, and the substances upon which these organisms live.health and allergy problems.

Answer: Unfortunately we can provide no guarantees. As-well as the carpet being crushed, the carpet backing will also have been indented. Moisture, heat, and grooming may help if using our equipment, but this process will take time to get the carpet looking back to normal.germs, and the substances upon which these organisms live.health and allergy problems.

Answer: Unfortunately we can provide no guarantees. As-well as the carpet being crushed, the carpet backing will also have been indented. Moisture, heat, and grooming may help if using our equipment, but this process will take time to get the carpet looking back to normal, and the substances upon which these organisms live and allergy problems.

Answer: Yes, we regularly are called out to houses, properties, offices, residential, commercial and industrial buildings to perform carpet restorations, upholstery restoration, large carpet stain removal, general mobile carpet cleaning and more.

Answer: We always try our best to move the majority of furniture in the main living area. We always request that our customers remove the little pieces such as shoes, toys, ornaments etc to enable us to carry out the most thorough clean possible. For liability reasons, we do not move entertainment systems, pianos, or other valuable belongings.

Answer: Carpets are usually touch dry within 30 minutes to 12 hours. Try to keep pets, children, and heavy traffic off the carpet during the drying process. Wait 24-48 hours before removing styrofoam blocks or protective tabs that we have placed under the furniture to protect the carpet.

Answer: Our carpet cleaning service covers Buckinghamshire and the surrounding areas. We have been in covering these areas for over 20 years. List of towns within Buckinghamshire include