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Second Method:
Dilute Rinse & Neutralizer in a sprayer at a 2-3 oz. per gallon
ratio and lightly mist over the previously cleaned carpet, allowing
to dry simultaneously.
Third Method:
To remove chemical build-up on extremely soiled carpets, dilute
Rinse & Neutralizer in a carpet extractor at 2-3 oz. per gallon of
water, and rinse the carpet before extraction, shampooing or bonnet
buffing. Always test an inconspicuous area to determine
colorfastness.
Added Bonus:
Whatever method you choose to implement, we ALWAYS recommend the use
of an Air Mover/Carpet Dryer to aid in
drying the carpet. No matter how good the carpet looks after you
clean it, if it doesn't dry fast enough you might experience carpet
shading or appears to be discoloration. In many cases this can be
reduced or eliminated by using an air mover - the faster you dry the
carpet - the better.
- Carpet cleaning consumers consistently rank
“fast drying” as being important to them.
- Remember, carpets dry from the bottom up!
Benefit:
By using the Carpet Rinse Neutralizer through the extraction
machine, it prevents the jets from clogging which could cause
streaking during extraction. |
