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There are five different carpet cleaning methods detailed below.

Method 1. Shampoo (This is the oldest)
Sparkling cleaners are introduced to the carpet surface which then
is brushed down with a rotary machine.
This method has very good agitation for the carepet and is good for those that are high traffic or short hair.
Unless used with another method it does not have extraction and it depends of a good vacuuming once the shampoo is dried. Due to its aggressiveness and the large amount of waste left is not recommended for most residential carpets.

Method 2. Bonnet (dry cleaning)
In this class of cleaning the chemical is sprayed on the carpet, then is brushed with a rotating machine that contains an absorbent cloth, which changes each time it gets dirty. This method has the advantage that allows very short drying times due to reduced humidity. Generally does a good job of cleaning one third of the carpet pile but doing very little in removing dust and sand that damages carpet over time. Because there is no rinse or extraction cleaning is not deep. This type of cleaning and maintenance should be considered including deep cleaning.

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Method 3. Dry Foam
This method is very similar to the shampoo, the difference is that the chemical is beaten, to make foam and applied right before the brushes. This allows betterdrying times. This method has the same shortcomings of the shampoo with extra unless a thorough cleaning.

Metho 4. Dry Powder
In this method, a dry product (either in powder or grains) is placed on the carpet, then with a circular brush the product makes contact with dirt, before the carpet is dry, which is surprisingly fast, after that use of a professional vacuum cleaner is required.
Similar to the bonnet, it does a good job cleaning up one third of the hair you see, doing little to remove dirt that lies at the base of the rug. Its weakness is the extraction, if not using a powerful commercial vacuum large number of chemical products can remain and over time it generates more problems.

Method 5. with Hot Water Extraction (Steam)
In this method, hot chemical solution is sprayed with pressure on the area to be treated, this product extracts the dirt, which is immediately rinsed through injectors with very hot water, then pump it all with a powerful vacuum cleaner, all in one step.
The advantage of this system is that it has the ability to remove a large amount of dirt and contaminants, is the method recommended by all the major manufacturers of fibers such as Dupont, Monsanto and Allied Signal, also of the carpet manufacturers like Shaw, Mohawk, World, and Queen.
Because this method removes more contaminants than any other, recommended by the Environmental Protection Agency and is the preferred method of the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification(IICRC).
It has the disadvantage of having the largest drying time.
Most high quality carpets that contain guarantees of appearance and texturerequire this type of cleaning every 18 months in order to maintain coverage.