Carpet Fibers Protector
New Carpet Fibers
Here's an illustration of what your carpet fibers look like when they're new - all squeaky clean.
Worn Carpet Fibers
Let's face it. We live in the desert where sand, dirt, pollen, dust mites along with a host of other allergens get ground into your carpet fibers. These home-intruders leave your carpet fibers worn, making their surfaces more porous. They can even act as sand paper, wearing down one of your home's largest investments-your carpets.
Dirty Carpet Fibers
As your carpet fiber surfaces become worn and walked upon, their surface is now porous and it attracts and traps more sand, dirt, pollen, sand-spurs, dust mites and their feces, along with everything else your family has brought home from the outside world. In a way, this is your carpet working hard to do its job to be the largest air filter in your home. Forget all the '70's hype about tearing out all carpeting and putting in hard flooring that "health" frenzy was based upon unfounded speculation. Numerous, truly scientific, studies performed the world over in the past decades have proven that carpeting, when cleaned regularly, will capture airborne allergens and keep them trapped, so you won't breathe them in making your home a healthier environment.
The best way to have all these foreign particles effectively removed from your carpets is by the truck-mounted hot water extraction method, as used by Carpet Masters, an IICRC certified firm with IICRC certified technicians. However, this will only bring your carpet fibers back to the second illustration above porous surfaces, wide open for foreign invaders to get lodged into your home.
Carpet Protector
When carpet protector is applied after a each professional cleaning, the porous openings in your carpet fibers are filled in, leaving a smooth, like-new surface. Every time you vacuum, all the sand, dirt, pollens, dust mites and their feces are whisked up by your vacuum. Quite simply, every time you vacuum regularly at least once a week your carpets will stay cleaner than without protector. This adds years to your carpet's beauty and makes your home more healthy!
Returned home one month later and the mess was all cleaned up, rugs and wallboard removed, all ready for the restoration work. Magic.
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