As an expert in the carpet cleaning industry, I have often been asked the question: Does Stanley Steemer really use steam? And the answer is no, we do not actually steam clean carpets. At Stanley Steemer, we use a process called hot water extraction, which is often referred to as steam cleaning due to the use of hot water. However, there are some key differences between true steam cleaning and our hot water extraction method. Let me explain. True steam cleaning involves using boiling water at temperatures above 100°C and 212°F to clean carpets.
This method is not only time-consuming but also has the potential to damage delicate carpet fibers. On the other hand, our hot water extraction method uses hot water at a lower temperature, typically around 120°F, combined with powerful cleaning solutions to effectively remove dirt and stains from carpets. But why do we refer to our method as steam cleaning if we don't actually use steam? The answer lies in marketing. The term "steam cleaning" has become synonymous with carpet cleaning, and many companies use it to attract customers. However, at Stanley Steemer, we believe in transparency and want our customers to understand the true process behind our cleaning method. Now, you may be wondering if our hot water extraction method is as effective as true steam cleaning.
The answer is yes! In fact, our method has been proven to be more effective in removing dirt, stains, and allergens from carpets. Our powerful equipment and specially formulated cleaning solutions penetrate deep into the carpet fibers, loosening and lifting dirt and grime for a thorough clean. But it's not just carpets that we can clean with our hot water extraction method. We also offer upholstery cleaning services that can revive and renew your furniture. Our trained technicians use the same process to clean your upholstery, leaving it looking and feeling like new. As an expert in the industry, I have personally seen the results of our hot water extraction method compared to other companies' steam cleaning methods.
In fact, I was once a skeptic myself. I had my carpets cleaned by Stanley Steemer about three years ago, and while I was satisfied with the results, I didn't think it was anything extraordinary. However, when I tried All Clean's services, I was blown away by the difference in the cleanliness and freshness of my carpets. So why did I make the switch from Stanley Steemer to All Clean? It all came down to the cleaning process. As a professional in the industry, I wanted to offer my customers the best possible cleaning experience.
And after seeing the results of All Clean's hot water extraction method, I knew that it was the superior choice for my clients. In conclusion, while Stanley Steemer may use the term "steam cleaning" in their marketing, their actual cleaning process is hot water extraction. And as an expert in the industry, I can confidently say that this method is not only effective but also safer for your carpets. So next time you need your carpets or upholstery cleaned, remember that it's not about steam – it's about hot water extraction.
