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HWE Extractor

Not your Stanley Steamer Commercial size truck mount creates 68 Horse Power with  650 CFM Blower for Superior Vacuum and fastest possible dry time.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. QUESTION: “How soon can I use my carpets after you clean them?”
   ANSWER: The average drying time utilizing our ‘state of the art’ method is approximately 1-3 hours.  Please keep in mind that many factors play a role here HUMIDITY, FIBER TYPE, AND DEGREE OF TREATMENT involved in the cleaning process.  We pile brush all carpet after cleaning and recommend you stay off of any damp carpet while drying.  If you must walk on freshly cleaned carpet, please do not wear shoes white socks are recommended.  You may also (depending on installation) notice some waves in the carpet immediately after cleaning.  This condition is known as buckling and will correct itself as the carpet dries.
2. QUESTION:  “How often should I have my carpets/upholstery professionally cleaned?”
   ANSWER: Carpet cleaning frequency will depend on the usage of the particular room or piece of furniture.  Carpets are a lot like automobile tires some wear out faster than others, depending on how they are used and cared for.  Today, while soil removal and appearance are still a primary concern, cleaning for health is also a major factor.  Carpets are like sinks the soil and bacteria levels continue to rise until drained (cleaned).  We recommend either semiannual or Annual cleaning for more heavily used rooms/areas (family rooms, stairs, and halls).  Yearly cleaning is normally satisfactory for lesser-used rooms (bedrooms, spare rooms)
3. QUESTION: “After you clean my carpets, will they re-soil more quickly?”
   ANSWER:  With our state of the art extraction systems, we completely rinse out all remaining residue, either from household ‘do it yourself’ cleaning agents or detergents left behind by companies using outdated methods, such as shampooing.  We suggest you have your fine carpet and furniture treated with our protector.  This will not only insure that they stay clean longer, but will allow you to clean up any future spills with less effort.
4. QUESTION:  “Can you guarantee that you will remove all of my stains?”
    ANSWER:  We at Absolut Restoration guarantee you, our valued client, the most thorough and professional job available.  Our state of the art equipment, coupled with our extensive training, will still not be able to remove certain ‘stains’. Depending on the nature of the spill, some stains may indeed be permanent.  We will conduct a pre-cleaning inspection with you and evaluate existing conditions at that time.
5. QUESTION:  “How can I best care for my carpets/upholstery between cleanings?”
   ANSWER:  Regular vacuuming and quick spot and spill treatment can keep your carpets and furniture looking their best between professional cleanings.  We encourage our valued customers to call us BEFORE attempting to remove a questionable stain.  We will be more than happy to offer our assistance over the phone.

Some Before and After Tips
Because we want you to get the best possible results, please use the following before and after tips:

Before We Clean

1. Vacuum the areas of carpet that will be cleaned.
2. Remove any small pieces of furniture such as dining room chairs, magazine racks, floor lamps, plants and toys.
3. If possible, remove any breakable items from furniture we will be moving.
    

After Cleaning Care

1. Please minimize traffic on the carpet and remember when walking from wet carpet to a hard surface it can be very slippery!
2. To avoid stains or rust spots, please don’t remove any pads or blocks our technicians may have placed under furniture until the carpet is completely dry.
3. If a Fabric Protection was applied after cleaning, drying time may be lengthened.  Please allow 24 hours before heavy carpet use.
4. Carpet drying time can vary widely due to the density of your carpet, humidity, and the degree of soil.  To speed drying, ventilate the area as much as outside weather allows, and increase air circulation.