The importance of protection on your carpets and upholstery

Here at Art of Clean we specialise in flooring and soft furnishing cleaning and restoration.

We offer 3 services on carpet and upholstery cleaning. You can have the deluxe clean and protect, the basic clean only or our client’s favourite our Maintenance Plan. With our Maintenance Plan, we will clean and protect your carpet and upholstery every year for a small monthly fee.

As you may have seen on my previous blog about carpet cleaning (can be seen here) the clean is very thorough and to an incredibly high standard.

The point of my post is to highlight the importance of the protection.

Not only do you get the Art of Clean mission “to provide the most outstanding service experience ever!” along with our guarantee that you will be 100% satisfied with the service experience you receive, if you have the protection applied you also get 45-day free call back. If you have a spillage we will rush back as quick as possible to spot clean the area completely free of charge.

The stain protection will be applied after the clean, it will not alter the look or the feel of the carpet or upholstery and the benefits it has are fantastic.

With the protection on the carpet or upholstery you have more chance of mopping up any spillages before it stains and leaves a permanent mark. The problem with not having the protection is that when you have a spillage and it does seep through the fibres, you can use off the shelf spot cleaners but the vast majority of these products contain bleach. Unless your carpet is bleach proof this would then leave a lighter and just as noticeable mark.

Once the carpet is bleached that is it for life. At least if there is a spill you have a chance of getting it out. Of course, there is no guarantee that every stain will come out but at least if you have it protected you stand a better chance of a professional being able to remove it.

Thank you for taking the time to read my post.

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Best wishes, Danielle.