Carpet Clean Proinc

Why is carpet cleaning so important?
First of all, cleaning the carpets by yourself doesn’t always guarantee a job well done.
Even though the surface looks clean, the problem is usually deep inside the carpet where common detergents and simple equipment are simply helpless. The reason to hire a professional carpet cleaner is that even if you have to pay for their services they will get your job done, and that is usually worth it.

Our professional equipment and special cleaners will guarantee that you have a clean carpet under your feet, a clean and healthy environment for you and your family. Clean means healthy and you deserve your health.

Air Quality & Household Particles
Asthma and allergies: Although we might not normally associate carpet with improved indoor air quality, it does have a very positive effect. Gravity causes common household particles, such as dust, pollen and pet and insect dander, to fall to the floor and more specifically carpet. Carpet fibers trap the particles, reducing their continued circulation in the air. Proper carpet steam cleaning effectively removes dust and allergens from the carpet and helps keep them out of the air we breathe.

Daily wear and tear, along with spills and stains, can lead to permanent damage of your carpet fibers. Not having your carpets regularly cleaned also increases allergens in your home since your carpets will trap dirt, dust, and pet dander.

Steam Masters Inc. Carpet Cleaning Service includes:

• Visually Inspect and discuss your carpets with you to ensure the best carpet cleaning methods and results.
• Move light furniture to prepare for carpet cleaning
• Pre-treat spots and stains using natural heated enzymes and carpet spotters
• Apply 220 degree steam and detergents using a cleaning wand from our truck mounted cleaning equipment thoroughly agitating heavily soiled areas.
• Complete rinsing and final drying extraction of your carpet, Leaving NO carpet residues whatsoever
• Replace furniture on blocks or tabs back on to cleaned areas of carpet
• Final inspection with you to make sure you are 100% satisfied.

When cleaning your carpet we also use a citrus-based green cleaning agent that is safe for your children, pets, and the environment. Drying times take about 2 to 4 hours. When we’re done we will leave shoe covers for you and your family. Your satisfaction is 100% guaranteed.

OH NO!…… I HAVE A STAIN ON MY CARPET AND I NEED HELP!

At Home Spot Cleaning Aid 
This at home spot cleaning aid is designed to help you properly minimize or remove most common spills from carpeting using everyday over-the-counter products. In the event of a spill it is always best to be prepared for a speedy clean up for best results and less chance of a resurfacing of the spill due to wicking back up from the padding. For this reason we have made a list of items best to have on hand as well as some solutions to have already mixed and labeled. Being prepared will make your next carpet mishap much easier to deal with.
_______________________________________________________________
This is a list of items that will be needed for a do it yourself at home spot cleaning kit

• Masking tape and ball point pen or labeling machine.
• Latex Gloves – (available in supermarkets)
• Seven pistol pump type spray bottles -
  (available in supermarkets or in Home Depot in sizes from 22oz. to 32oz.)
• One gallon distilled water – (available in supermarkets)
• One quart white vinegar – (available in supermarkets)
• One pint non-sudsing ammonia – (available in supermarkets)
• Liquid laundry detergent without bleach – (available in supermarkets)
• Afta dry cleaning solvent or Spotting Solutions Gum Tar & Grease Remover
  (Afta usually available in supermarkets or in Home Depot in carpet department)
• One 8 oz. bottle of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution – (available in supermarkets)
• One 12oz. aerosol can of Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray -
  (available in supermarkets)
• 11.) Two rolls of white paper towels – (available in supermarkets)

There are 5 solutions below that we will mix and label
Water – Vinegar & Water – Solvent – Detergent – Ammonia

Water Solution
From your list of items take one of your pistol spray bottles, fill it with distilled water, cap it with the trigger assembly, label it Water Solution with masking tape and pen or labeling machine.

Vinegar & Water Solution
From your list of items take one of your pistol spray bottles, add 11 oz. distilled water and 11oz. white vinegar, cap it with the trigger assembly, label it Vinegar & Water Solution with masking tape and pen or labeling machine.

Solvent Solution
From your list of items take one of your pistol spray bottles, add 10 oz. of Afta dry cleaning solvent, cap it with the trigger assembly, label it Solvent Solution with masking tape and pen or labeling machine. Alternative to Afta, use Spotting Solutions Gum Tar & Grease Remover straight from the container.

Detergent Solution
From your list of items take one of your pistol spray bottles, add 20 oz. distilled water and 1/4 teaspoon of liquid laundry detergent without bleach, cap it with the trigger assembly, label it Detergent Solution with masking tape and pen or labeling machine.

Ammonia Solution 
From your list of items take one of your pistol spray bottles, add 20 oz. distilled water and 2 oz. non-sudsing ammonia, cap it with the trigger assembly, label it Ammonia Solution with masking tape and pen or labeling machine.

Specific Spots & Spills

Beer or Liquor
First blot up spill with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure two additional times.

If the carpet is unprotected moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Blood
For recent wet blood spill: First put on a pair of latex gloves. If the blood is still wet blot up as much as possible with white paper towels until no blood is transferring into the paper towels. Second moisten carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time. For dried blood: You will only have a successful outcome with this if the blood spot is relatively small. Once blood is dry the only way to break it down is with a protein spotter. If you have a wool carpet you should not attempt this spot removal as your wool carpet is a protein based fiber and will be damaged by any further attempts to remove blood. On wool carpets or if this is a large blood spot it would be wise to leave any further spot removal to a professional carpet cleaning company.

For synthetic carpets: First put on a pair of latex gloves. Put some 3% Hydrogen Peroxide unmixed directly into a pistol pump type spray bottle, label it 3% Peroxide with masking tape and pen or labeling machine and apply to the blood spot. You should see the blood start to bubble up. Repeat this until no more bubbling takes place. Next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into a paper towel. Finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Butter
First scoop up as much of the spill as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Second blot with a white paper towel until no more butter will transfer into paper towel. Next moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towel. Repeat this step a total of 3 times. Next moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Candy
First scoop up as much of the candy as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. There are many different types of candy and we may have to use a variety of spotting procedures to see which one will accomplish the removal of this spot. Second moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels. If this seems to remove spot you can finish by doing a final rinse, moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time. If the solvent solution did not remove the spot then proceed to moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, then moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Catsup-Ketchup
First scoop up as much of the ketchup as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible.

If the carpet is unprotected moisten carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Chewing Gum
Freeze the gum with an ice cube then shatter with a blunt object and vacuum out chips of frozen gum. Repeat this as many times as possible to remove the bulk of the gum. The remaining gum can be rinsed out by moistening carpet with Solvent Solution and blot. Repeat this as many times as necessary until the gum has been fully removed.

Chocolate
First scoop up as much of the chocolate as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. If the carpet is unprotected moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, then moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Coffee
First blot up as much of the coffee as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, repeat this until stain is removed.

For coffee with milk and sugar, unprotected carpets, or if stain still remains, continue with following steps. Moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat until stain is gone. Next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time. If milk and sugar were in coffee, spray affected area with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray. If the stain still remains there are some oxidizing processes that may work. If this is a natural fiber carpet such as wool or any regenerated cellulose fibers such as rayon or acetate this process should be left to a professional cleaner. For Synthetic fibers you may use a slow 10 hour oxidizing process. You will need to mix 4 oz. of 3% hydrogen peroxide with ¼ teaspoon of non-sudsing ammonia mix together in a pistol pump type spray bottle and moisten the spot. Cover with a dark color plastic garbage bag and weight it down with a book so air and light can’t get to it. Lift bag and check every hour on the hour. When stain appears gone moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. This step is very important as this will contaminate the peroxide and neutralize the oxidizing process of the peroxide that has been enhanced with ammonia. Failure to complete this step will result in color loss to the carpet over time as the peroxide will continue to oxidize the dyes in carpet.

Crayon
First vacuum up as much of the crayon as possible. Next moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Repeat this step as many times as necessary until diminished to a faint spot. Next moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Egg
First scoop up as much of the egg as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Second moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Feces or Vomit
First put on a pair of latex gloves. Second scoop up as much of the soilage as possible with a tablespoon or applicable utensil trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. If carpet is moist blot with paper towels until no more moisture will transfer. Next moisten carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Repeat this procedure at least five times or more until the spot becomes faint. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Repeat this until spot is gone. Next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this step one additional time. Finally spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

Food Coloring
First blot up as much of the spill as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected. Many times a protected carpet won’t be able to resist food coloring (Acid Dyes) as they will be drawn through a protective coating into the carpets dye sites due to their ionic make up of positive and negative charges that attract each other.

If the carpet is unprotected moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, again moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Fruit Juice
First blot up as much of the spill as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected. Many times a protected carpet won’t be able to resist the food coloring (Acid Dyes) that are present in many fruit juice. They may be drawn through a protective coating into the carpets dye sites due to their ionic make up of positive and negative charges that attract each other.

If the carpet is unprotected moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Hair Spray
First blot up as much of the spot as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. Second moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, repeat this until carpet is no longer sticky. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final procedure one additional time.

Hand Lotion
First blot up as much of the lotion as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. At this point to proceed safely without doing further damage to carpet we will need to perform a test. Many hand lotions have oxidizers that become activated with the introduction of moisture. If these oxidizers are present they may cause color loss bleaching when further spot removal is attempted. If a remnant of carpet is available the same lotion should be applied and rinsed with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. After 24 hours if no color loss is apparent you can proceed with spot cleaning. If there is color loss have the spot professionally cleaned to minimize the spread of color loss area. This may then either be spot dyed or patched afterward, but a smaller area may be affected with proper cleaning.

To proceed with spot cleaning moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, repeat this until carpet is no longer greasy. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final procedure one additional time.

Ice Cream
First scoop up as much of the spill as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Next blot up as much of the remainder of spill as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. When the spot is removed spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected.

If the carpet is unprotected moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, repeat this procedure until stain is no longer visible. Next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

Ink
First put on a pair of latex gloves. Second get a full roll of white paper towels, a garbage pail or bag that will stay propped open, and carefully blot up as much of the ink as possible with white paper towels until no more ink is transferring into the towels. Make sure all the soiled paper towels are discarded properly into garbage as ink spreads very easily.

If this ink is from a ball point pen you will more than likely make a bigger mess trying to spot clean this. It would be best to leave this for a professional carpet cleaner to flush it with an ink spotting agent. Even a professional can’t remove every type of ink.
If this is magic marker you have a better chance. First moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Lipstick
First moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Mascara
First moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Mayonnaise
First scoop up as much of the spill as possible with a tablespoon trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Next blot up as much of the remainder of spill as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. When the spot is removed spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected.
If the carpet is unprotected or after performing above procedure a minimum of three times continue by moistening the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

Milk/Formula 
First blot up as much of the spill as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. Next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure 3 additional times. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by spraying affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected.
If the carpet is unprotected continue by moistening the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, next moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

Nail Polish 
Although nail polish can be reduced with nail polish remover (acetone), there are a few problems with attempting this if not done correctly. First, acetone if applied too abundantly to the carpet will penetrate the primary and secondary backings of carpet and is likely to cause delaminating. In this case the carpet could be left with a pucker or experience fiber loss. Second problem is that when attempting to remove nail polish the acetone thins it, if all nail polish is not removed at this point of thinning subsequent attempts to remove spot will be unsuccessful.
For the best outcome with a nail polish spill it is advisable to have a professional carpet cleaning company with experience using acetone address this before anyone non-professional touches it.

Oil (Cooking) 
First blot up as much of the spot as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. Second moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, repeat this until carpet no longer feels slippery in affected area. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final procedure one additional time.
Oil (Petroleum) 
First blot up as much of the spot as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. Second moisten the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, repeat this until carpet no longer feels slippery in affected area. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final procedure one additional time.

Paint (latex) 
First scoop up as much of the paint as possible with a tablespoon or applicable utensil trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Second moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, continue this procedure numerous times until paint ceases to transfer each time moisture is blotted. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Paint (oil) 
First scoop up as much of the paint as possible with a tablespoon or applicable utensil trying to be careful not to spread the spot into a larger area. Second moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, continue this procedure numerous times until paint ceases to transfer each time solvent is blotted. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Shoe Polish (liquid) 
First blot up as much of the spill as possible with white paper towels until nothing is transferring into the towels. Next moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Repeat this step as many times as necessary until diminished to a faint spot. Next moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visable. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Shoe Polish (paste) 
First vacuum up as much of the polish as possible. Next moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. Repeat this step as many times as necessary until diminished to a faint spot. Next moisten carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Repeat this procedure until spot is no longer visible. Finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Soda
First blot up as much of the spill as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels and repeat this procedure 3 additional times. If the spot remains proceed as if the carpet was unprotected. Many times a protected carpet won’t be able to resist food coloring (Acid Dyes) that are present in some soft drinks. These dyes may be drawn through a protective coating into the carpets dye sites due to their ionic make up of positive and negative charges that attract each other.
If the carpet is unprotected moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat until stain is reduced as much as possible. Next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, again moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

Tar 
First scrape up as much of the tar as possible with a tablespoon or applicable utensil trying to be careful not to a braise carpet fiber or spread the tar into a larger area. Second moisten carpet with Solvent Solution and blot until no more solvent will transfer into paper towels, continue this procedure numerous times until tar ceases to transfer each time solvent is blotted. Next proceed to moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels. Finally moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time.

Tea 
First blot up as much of the tea as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. If the carpet has been cleaned and a protective coating applied within the last 18 months proceed by moistening the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel, repeat this until stain is removed.
For tea with milk and sugar, unprotected carpets, or if stain still remains, continue with following steps. Moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and repeat until stain is gone, then moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel and repeat this final step one additional time. If milk and sugar were in tea, spray affected area with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

If the stain still remains there are some oxidizing processes that may work. If this is a natural fiber carpet such as wool or any regenerated cellulose fibers such as rayon or acetate this process should be left to a professional cleaner. For Synthetic fibers you may use a slow 10 hour oxidizing process. You will need to mix 4 oz. of 3% hydrogen peroxide with ¼ teaspoon of non-sudsing ammonia mix together in a pistol pump type spray bottle and moisten the spot. Cover with a dark color plastic garbage bag and weight it down with a book so air and light can’t get to it. Lift bag and check every hour on the hour. When stain appears gone moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towel. This step is very important as this will contaminate the peroxide and neutralize the oxidizing process of the peroxide that has been enhanced with ammonia. Failure to complete this step will result in color loss to the carpet over time as the peroxide will continue to oxidize the dyes in carpet.

Urine 
First put on a pair of latex gloves. Next blot up as much of the urine as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. Moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, repeat this procedure a minimum of five times. Moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, moisten the carpet with Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally spray affected area of carpet with Lysol Disinfectant Antibacterial Spray.

Wax 
It is possible to remove wax from carpet successfully without professional chemicals and equipment only if the wax has not penetrated deep into the carpet fibers. If the wax is on the surface this procedure will usually be successful. Some items needed are not listed in the items list above but are as follows: an iron, a small tray, a stop watch or some sort of timing device, enough electrical cord to reach spot, and a number of brown paper bags such as shopping bags or terry cloth towels.
First double over either a brown bag or a terry cloth towel and spread it over the area. Place tray on carpet within arms reach of spot but not in the way of a comfortable work area of spot. Plug in iron and stand it up in an upright position on tray. Before turning on make sure that your electrical cord does not obstruct your ability to go back and forth from tray to spot with any chance of entanglement. Turn on iron and set heat on warm (one of the lower settings no more than 1/3 of the way up the dial), and stand it back up in an upright position on tray. Once iron has come up to heat place it on the bag or terry cloth towel which is spread over wax spot, and let sit for no more than one (1) minute. The wax will be absorbed onto the paper or towel. Stand up iron back on tray and discard paper or towel. You may have to repeat this process numerous times for a desired result. If you get to a point where there are only slight traces left and they appear to be a little deeper in carpet, you may attempt to remove by moistening the carpet with Solvent Solution and blot or lightly scrape away remaining wax.

Wine
First blot up as much of the wine as possible with white paper towels until no moisture is transferring into the towels. Second moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, repeat this procedure 2 additional times. Next moisten the carpet with Detergent Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, repeat this procedure until the color of the wine stops showing as the moisture is transferring back into towels. Next moisten the carpet with Ammonia Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels, and finally moisten the carpet with Vinegar & Water Solution and blot until no more moisture will transfer into paper towels.

WE COULD GIVE YOU A MILLION LITTLE REASONS WHY YOU NEED THEM…….. 

BUT DO WE REALLY NEED TO?

Steam Masters Inc. Proudly Offers, both Scotchgaurd 3m Protector© and DuPont Teflon Advanced©.

Residential Carpeting is treated with stain resistant properties and soil resistors. The most common soil resistors are 3M Scotchgard and DuPont Teflon. The soil resistors do wear off your carpeting due to normal usage and cleaning. It is recommend that you have these soil resistors reapplied by a professional cleaning firm. The soil resistors will help the soil slide off of the carpeting easier when vacuuming therefore you remove 30% more soil with each vacuuming, spots will be easier to remove, and professional cleaning will be more effective.

We can also apply treatments (fine fabric protection). After your fabric is cleaned, it will need to be protected. Fabric Protector keeps your fabric cleaner longer and helps avoid permanent staining. Don’t leave your fabric unprotected. The protector will be sprayed evenly onto the fabric and brushed in. Your next cleaning will be more effective as the protector will encapsulate body oils and soils that accumulate on the fabric. When it is cleaned, more soil will be removed as a result of the treatment.

This includes cars, trucks, vans, SUV’s, RV’s, etc. Prices vary depending on what is being cleaned and the extent of preparation for cleaning, amount of soiling, etc.

All vehicle and yacht cleaning done weather permitting.

A New Way to Feel the Relief From Allergy and Asthma Symptoms
If you’re one of the 70 million Americans that suffer from allergies or allergic illnesses such as asthma or sinusitis you already know how miserable they can be.

What you may not know is that dust mite and pet allergen found indoors are one of the leading causes of allergic diseases. People with relatively mild allergies can develop very serious, chronic and even life threatening illnesses if they continue to be exposed to these allergens.

Dust Mite Allergies
Dust mites are microscopic, eight-legged creatures that are 0.3mm in length (7000 can fit on a fingernail) and are invisible to the naked eye. It is the dust mite feces that cause the development and aggravation of allergies.

A dust mite will produce 200 times its own body weight in feces during its short lifetime! Mattresses contain 60% of the dust mites found in the home. Given that we spend up to one-third of our lives in the bedroom and are exposed to this highly potential allergen for long periods of time, the bedroom is the number one treatment priority.

Pet Allergies
Many people are unaware that they suffer from pet allergies. Symptoms include watery and itching eyes, hives, sneezing, coughing, wheezing and difficulty breathing.
Between 75% and 90% of families with pet allergies do not take their physician’s advice and remove their pets from the home.

Cleaning Alone is Not Enough
Proper cleaning consists of pre vacuuming, wet cleaning, rinsing, and application of Allergy Relief Treatment on mattresses, upholstery, carpets, and rugs.

How Allergy Relief Treatments Works
Allergy Relief Treatment changes the shape of allergen proteins, making them unrecognizable to the body, which prevents them from causing an allergic reaction!

Imagine getting a good night’s sleep-tonight!

Enjoy Significantly Reduced Allergen Levels From Now On
When properly applied, Allergy Relief Treatment provides a residual effect for up to six months. In severe cases, treatment may be required every three months.

Allergy Relief Treatment is Safe for You, Your Children, Your Pets and the Environment
This product is hypoallergenic, non toxic, dye and perfume free, contains no volatile organic compounds (VOC’s), or other hazardous materials, is biodegradable and environmentally safe. In addition this product is derived from renewable fruit and vegetable seeds.

Allergy Relief Treatment is virtually odor free, formulated for use around people with allergic illness and sensitivities, contains no benzyl benzoate and is not a pesticide or mitacide.

Pet Stain Treatment
Pet urine and other pet stains can be difficult to treat and may sometimes become permanent stains as chemical reactions occur causing discoloration of the fiber. We use a urine pre-treatment for dog and cat urine. It is more successful on newer urine stains, since older stains have already discolored the carpet fiber.

Our approach is often quite effective, treating the area with our Pet Stain Remover (Bio-Enzyme), a synergistic blend of bacterial enzymes which break down protein based stains and eliminates odors naturally. We then perform hot water extraction of the area to remove as much of the pet stain as possible. We can also post treat with another deodorizer or stain removal treatment if necessary.

If the areas of concern are few and relatively small, there is generally no additional charge. For more significant spotting, pet urine stain removal service can run from $10 to $50 or more per room depending on the severity of the stains. For extensive urine contamination and odor, you may find the only way to correct the problem is to replace the carpet and pad and then clean and seal the subfloor.

Odor Control
We are trained to safely treat your carpeting and upholstery of challenging odors caused by animals, smoke, body oil, urine, mold, mildew, fungi, bacteria, etc. Your carpeting and fine fabrics will be treated with an odor neutralizer/deodorizer. These solutions provide continuous protection by attacking and destroying odor causing agents. In severe cases, this solution will be injected into the carpet/pad through a syringe.

Turbo Pressure Tile and Grout Cleaning
We use a pressure washing system designed specifically for tile & grout, and surfaces. Our truck mounted cleaning process power washes the floor to extract soil and grease from the pores of the tile and grout or other hard surface floors. The system generates water pressure of 800 to 1,200 P.S.I. and water temperature of approximately 250 degrees to soften and extract years of soil and contaminants.

The floor tool connects to a powerful vacuum hose, which sucks the cleaning disk to the floor, and confines the water spray inside the 16-inch disk. There is virtually no splash over to worry about. The vacuum hose draws away the water, along with the dirt, to a containment tank on our truck, and we dispose of the wastes in accordance with EPA regulations. You will find that our process restores the tile & grout to 85 to 90 percent of its original appearance. Some stains, (grease, red wine, mustard, dyes, etc.) will not come out because they dye the grout, but the combination of heat, water pressure, and suction removes most stains.
1. Inspection of tile surfaces examining for the best possible cleaning method.
 
2. Tile preconditioners and hand brushing applied to loosen embedded soils on the surface of the tile and grout.

5. Apply an optional Grout Sealer to protect grout from mildew and re-soiling. 

Does your carpet have tears, burns, stains or other unsightly problems like buckles in the carpet? Before you undertake the time consuming and expensive task of replacing your carpets, call Steam Masters Inc. In most cases, we can re-stretch & repair carpet tears, cigarette burns, stains and more.

Some examples of repairable carpet damage may include:

• Carpet Pet Damage
• Torn or Frayed Carpet
• Carpet Burns
• Carpet Seam Damage
• Carpet Stains
• Carpet Pad Replacement
• Carpet Water Damage
• Berber Carpet Repair

Carpet Stretching (wrinkle removing) 
Does your carpet have buckles (wrinkles)? This is often caused by improper stretching during carpet installation. Clean Pro Inc. can correct this problem for you. Contact us today to schedule an appointment.

We provide excellent, low moisture cleaning of upholstery with our safe and effective low pH, anti-resoil cleaning detergent. This method works well on natural fibers and upholstery fabrics, including wool, cotton and other natural fibers.

Upholstery cleaning is another way to ensure the life of your upholstery furniture, as well as promoting great looking fabric and maintaining a clean environment. Dirt, oils from hair, skin, or pet fur are natural parts of a household, which can negatively affect the condition of your upholstery. Like the pollutants on carpet, they become part of an unhealthy environment that your family is exposed to if the upholstery is not cleaned when needed.

Our Upholstery Cleaning Procedure Includes

• Pre-vacuuming
• Pre-spotting of stains
• Pre-conditioning spray to loosen soiling
• Fiber agitation with soft brush
• Hot water extraction cleaning
• Second pass extraction drying
• Upholstery protectant (extra charge) if desired