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• Have you ever walked down a city street and seen the garbage overflowing from a waste receptacle?
• Have you ever seen how much space can be saved in a waste receptacle by using a trash compactor?
• Have you ever seen how much fuel a garbage collection truck uses?
• Have you ever seen a solar panel collect energy from the sun?
• Have you ever seen a waste receptacle send a text message?
• Have you ever thought to combine all of these elements into a waste collection solution?
• If you haven’t, don’t worry because someone has already done the calculations to combine each of the elements into the waste collection system of the future.

An extractor sprays cleaning solution into the carpet. Normally the solution is worked in with a rotating brush to dislodge dirt. Then dirt and solution are lifted out through a vacuum head. This method is very effective and leaves little residue. An operator with a modern extractor can clean up to 18,500 square feet per hour in the low-moisture mode, or up to 8,000 square feet per hour in the restoration mode.

So now that you have your preventive carpet care maintenance plan in place, what about interim maintenance? Here are a few things you should know.

Preventive maintenance prolongs carpet life, improves appearance and reduces the need for more complicated maintenance procedures.

One of the biggest trends in the cleaning industry over the last several years has been the move toward selecting green cleaning products, and using them in a way that reduces impact on human health and the environment.

One of the biggest trends in the cleaning industry over the last several years has been the move toward selecting green cleaning products, and using them in a way that reduces impact on human health and the environment.

The three predominant methods of using chemicals are ready-to-use, bulk concentrates and dilution control. Each has their place in the cleaning operation and specific benefits.