5 EASY WAYS TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR CARPET

Would you drive your car for 100,000 miles without changing the oil? Of course you would not.To keep your engine in good working order, you change the oil and do a tune up once and a while, right? Your automobile is a significant purchase and you want to maintain that investment.

Your carpet is the same way. In fact, your flooring in general represents a significant investment and needs to be maintained properly. What are the warranty requirements? How often should carpet be cleaned? What are some of the things you should avoid?

1. Check the Warranty. Copies of specific warranties on your carpet purchase may be available from your carpet retailer. Stain resist warranties can vary from 5 to 20 years.

ALL STAIN RESIST WARRANTIES REQUIRE REGULAR CLEANING AND IMMEDIATE SPOT REMOVAL.

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Spring Cleaning

Spring is in the air! Trees are starting to bloom.....the sun is shining...and oh my! I need to do a spring cleaning! Right now is a good time to think about cleaning your area rugs, they need to be freshened up just like the rest of the house. Did you know that Champion has a special Area Rug Bath that is designed to professionally clean Area rugs?

We have recently added a new series of videos explaining the special process of cleaning area rugs. Please visit our site at www.championcleaningsystems.com
You can watch how the experts will take special care of your area rugs.

Linda Minardi - Cleaning Department Manager

How Carpet Is Made

Champion Cleaning Systems Inc. can clean carpets, upholstery, drapes, mattresses, tile/grout and hardwood floors.  I came across a video on youtube that shows how carpet is made. I thought it was interesting - I hope you do to.

Linda Minardi - Customer Service Rep

Champion Rug Cleaning: How We Do It

Hey!  I'm Zach Reets and I am one of the rug cleaning technicians here at Champion.  I'm going to briefly explain how we clean area rugs. 

Step 1:  Remove as much of the dry soil as possible (i.e. pet hair, dirt, dust, pollen etc).  We do this by thoroughly vaccuming the front and back of the rug.

Step 2:  Completely submerge the rug in water and then scrub it with an orbital buffer while applying rug shampoo. 

Step 3:  Give it proper dwell time.  The more heavily soiled the rug the longer it will take. 

Step 4:  Rinse the rug through with the wand.  Repeat steps 2 and 3 until water rinses clear.

Step 5:  Extract the remaining water from the rug and hang to dry.



Zach Reets - Carpet Cleaning Technician

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