Each job is different. These genuine local examples show why fibre identification, testing, cleaning method and drying conditions matter.
General dirt from a busy household with children, including food, drink and ink marks.
Detergent-free pre-treatment, mechanical agitation, two targeted stain removers, hot-water extraction with the Phoenix 450 truck mount and final towelling.
All identified marks were removed without damage and the chair was fully dry in around two hours.
Foot-traffic soil, including traffic from household pets.
Detergent-free treatment, bacterial odour treatment and truck-mounted hot-water extraction.
The stairs looked like new and were almost dry before the appointment was completed.
Foot traffic, spills and residue left by previous cleaning.
Detergent-free treatment, truck-mounted hot-water extraction and accelerated drying with a snail air mover.
The carpet was noticeably brighter, smelled fresh and was almost dry before leaving.
Ingrained dirt had left the Karndean floor looking dull.
The floor was scrubbed with the Pro35, rinsed and extracted, dried, then finished with two coats of gloss sealer.
A clean semi-gloss finish. The floor required around six hours without foot traffic to allow the sealer to cure.
An unoccupied property where windows could not safely be left open and a fast drying time was important.
Pre-vacuuming, a 17-inch rotary with suitable low-moisture solution and protective polymer, followed by a post-clean vacuum.
A soft, fresh-smelling, protected carpet that was dry in around 30 minutes.
Body oils and light staining across a well-used polyester suite.
Enzyme pre-treatment, detailed hand-mitt agitation and controlled hot-water extraction.
The sofa looked like new, smelled fresh and dried in approximately two to three hours.