Residential Carpet Cleaning

The best way to clean carpet at home is to vacuum regularly and spot-clean spills immediately using eco-friendly carpet cleaners. For deep cleaning, consider using a carpet shampooer or scheduling professional services for better results.

Yes, professional carpet cleaning removes deeply embedded dirt, allergens, and stains that regular cleaning methods can’t. It also prolongs the life of your carpets and enhances their appearance.

The best type of carpet cleaning depends on your needs. Dry cleaning is ideal for quick results and minimal moisture, while steam cleaning provides a deeper clean for heavily soiled carpets.

Steam cleaning is ideal for deep cleaning and sanitisation, effectively removing allergens and dirt from deep within carpet fibres. Shampooing, on the other hand, is better for tackling surface stains but offers less thorough cleaning. Learn more about steam cleaning or shampooing methods.

Disadvantages include longer drying times, potential for over-wetting if not done correctly, and the risk of leaving behind detergent residue that attracts dirt.

Yes, steam cleaning removes odours caused by dirt, spills, and bacteria. It’s especially effective when combined with deodorising treatments.

Steam cleaning can remove urine smell if done properly. Pre-treating the affected area with an enzymatic cleaner ensures better results by breaking down the odour-causing compounds.

To permanently remove smells, use an enzymatic cleaner to break down odour-causing agents and follow up with a professional carpet cleaning. Regular maintenance and deodorising treatments also help.

A lingering smell after steam cleaning can occur if the carpet is not dried thoroughly, leading to mould or mildew growth. Proper ventilation and professional low-moisture cleaning can prevent this.

 The best carpet deodoriser depends on the cause of the odour. Baking soda is a great natural option, while professional enzymatic deodorisers are effective for tougher smells like pet urine.