There is more than one way to make your carpet clean, and among these methods are two popular options that are steam cleaning and dry cleaning. Many will say that steam cleaning is better, as long as there are those who confirm that dry cleaning will also be completed. So which one do you choose? Both cleaning methods have their advantages and disadvantages. In order to better evaluate which of them goes beyond the others, let's take a closer look at each method and see what its pros and cons are.
Steam cleaning. This cleaning method, also called hot water, allows you to use high-pressure water and high-temperature water through a steam jet machine to remove dust and dirt from your carpet. This method is well suited for removing stains, dust particles and dirt that are not reached or removed when cleaning the surface or vacuum cleaner. Another advantage it has is effective removal of unpleasant odors from your carpet. Being able to penetrate deep into the fibers of the carpet, steam cleaning offers a deep cleaning that can remove odors emanating from your carpet. On the other hand, it can be a bit of a hassle and a bit more expensive if you do not have a steam cleaner, as you will need to rent one or hire the services of professionals to do this work. In general, steam cleaning has many advantages and can effectively clean your carpet without any major problems.
Dry cleaning There are several methods of dry cleaning, but probably the most common method is to clean dry foam. In this method you will need to shampoo the carpet and then allow it to dry. Then you vacuum the discharged shampoo with a vacuum cleaner. On the positive side, you can do it yourself if you want, but if you want, there are also professional cleaners who offer this service. This is easier than steam cleaning, although there are several drawbacks. This method of dry cleaning your carpet works fine with ordinary dirt and dust, but cannot get rid of the deep-frozen particles that can be found in your carpet fibers. This dry cleaning method can also leave residue, as sometimes not all washed shampoo is cleared from your carpet.
When you compare two methods, steam cleaning really stands out as the best option. It can give your carpet a thorough cleaning and remove hard-to-reach dust and dirt, but it also has almost no shortage on your carpet.
