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A program tailored to the
specific requirements of your building. |
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A planned 12 month schedule
of carpet cleaning designed to maintain a high appearance level
at all times. |
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A program that takes into
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- High visibility areas where appearance is most important
- Areas of heavy usage where carpet is most likely to soil and
show wear
- Areas with special problems or need
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A program that uses different
methods of cleaning to most effectively care for your carpet. |
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A program that maximizes
the cost effectiveness of your carpet care budget. |
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Soil that is
allowed to build up in the base of carpet causes permanent damage
to carpet fibers. |
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85% of the soil
in a building comes from the soles of shoes. |
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When people
walk from hard surfaces onto carpet they are carrying: |
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- Dry soil from pavements or sidewalks
- Oily soil from parking areas
- Waste and dust from inside tile or concrete floor
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The 10% oily
content in soil eventually causes it to stick to carpet fibers and
resist vacuuming. |
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Improper carpet
cleaning procedures cause a detergent build up—a sticky residue
on carpet fibers attracts dirt and speeds up re-soiling. |
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Spills and spots
that are left unattended will become permanent stains. |
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Heavily solid areas, such
as those near outside entryways, left unattended cause increased
soil track-off further inside of the building |
