Drymaster Carpet Cleaning franchises use six step process

Drymaster Carpet Cleaning  franchises employ a six stage steam cleaning process to ensure carpets are super clean and free from residual detergent.

There are many ways to steam clean a carpet but despite being an outdated method, the most common form of steam cleaning is a one stage process where cleaners employ portable machines that are filled with water and detergent. Carpets are cleaned without pre-spray or agitation.
 
The ‘splash and dash’ one stage method of steam cleaning does not include a rinse stage and detergent residue is left in carpets which can promote rapid re-soiling.

While some bait and switch carpet cleaning franchises still use the one stage carpet cleaning process, Drymaster Carpet Cleaning franchises six stage process includes;

• Carpet is pre-sprayed with biodegradable cleaning fluid
• Carpet is rotary-agitated to separate soil and assist with spot and stain removal
• Remaining spots and stains are treated
• Carpet is steam-cleaned
• Carpet is rinsed to ensure pH balance and removal of all residue
• Deodoriser is applied