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What's the difference between the different systems?
The best way to get your carpet clean is to employ the three cardinal rules of carpet cleaning.
Agitation : Mechanical or manual loosening of soil from fiber- Emulsification : Chemical neutralization and suspension of soil
- Extraction : Removal of soil from carpet
Rotary Brush Carpet Cleaning Method
With the rotary brush carpet cleaning a shampoo is scrubbed into the carpet using a big brush. Some companies use optical brighteners and this makes the carpet appear bright and clean. This system makes no provision for dirt extraction.
Steam Carpet Cleaning Method
Steam carpet cleaning is hot water shot into your carpet with strong chemicals then extracted. Drying time can take up to 24 hours or longer. Remember the longer it takes to dry, the more of a chance for re-soiling. Steam carpet cleaning has no provision for agitation alone. Steam carpet cleaning in combination with the Rotary Brush system works well, but can leave a carpet very wet.
Low Moisture Extraction Carpet Cleaning Method
Low moisture extraction uses a machine to lay down a foam in front of the machine then a brush scrubs the foam into the carpet and suspends the dirt. Directly behind the brush is a powerful built-in vacuum which immediately extracts the dirt-laden foam as the machine is moved across the carpet in a forward pass.
Rotary Bonnet Carpet Cleaning Method
Rotary bonnet carpet cleaning uses a rotary machine with a cloth pad dipped into a chemical which is then run over the surface of the carpet.
Which System Does Delta Use
We at Delta believe that all systems can clean to some extent. However some systems will leave your carpet worst off after cleaning then before. The key is to get your carpet dry A.S.A.P. after cleaning. Imagine walking on a slightly damp carpet with dirty shoes, what do you have? A carpet that's already dirty again. Be assured that Delta will use the system that's right for your carpet.
We take into account many factors:
- Residential Carpet or Commercial Carpet
- Carpet Type
- Carpet Age
- Time betweeen cleanings
- Carpet traffic amount
- How fast can we get the carpet dry before the traffic begins
