Thursday, September 12, 2013

Auto Carpet Steam Cleaning

 


  1. When to Use Steam Cleaning

    • Use a steam cleaner to remove stains or dirt in your car's soft fabrics (seats, floors, etc.) when stains cannot be removed by other methods. Steam cleaning is a method of using a powerful blower and powerful suction to clean deep down in the carpet to pull out dirt, mites and other types of debris that a normal vacuum is unable to remove. Steam cleaners generally use plain water and a subtle cleaning solution. The water and solution are mixed and then poured into the steam cleaning unit. The unit, when powered on, super heats the solution. You then use the attachments to powerfully shoot the steam into areas and knock stubborn dirt and grime loose. Once the dirt has been knocked loose, the steamer will pick it up with its powerful suction ability and store it for disposal.

    How to Steam Clean your Auto Carpets

    • When steam cleaning your car, first you will want to make sure to vacuum the carpets to remove any dirt on the top of your carpet. After you have vacuumed away this first layer of dirt, you should mix your solution and put it into the steamer. Use the steam cleaner the same way that you would on your home carpet to remove the dirt and grime that is deep down in the carpet fibers. You can use the steam cleaner to clean your windows, seat upholstery and floor mats, as well. The ability of the steam cleaner to powerfully blast out underlying scum and dirt that a normal vacuum cleaner misses makes this an ideal use for this piece of machinery.

    Benefits

    • There are many benefits of steam cleaning the carpet in your car. One is that you can make sure to remove all of the dirt and debris from your car in the detailing process rather than just the first layer on top. Second, unlike using the old methods of shampooing the upholstery and carpet in the car to get them clean, steam cleaning does not leave the surface wet for a long period of time. When shampooing, surfaces remain wet for an extended period of time, which can cause mold to grow or floorboards to rust out after many cleaning sessions. With steam cleaning, this is a worry of the past because the steam hardly leaves behind any wet feeling whatsoever while still doing just as good of a job as a shampooer.

    Finding a Steam Cleaner