We offer deep carpet cleaning using a hot water extraction process, designed to lift dirt, dust and everyday stains from carpet fibres while leaving carpets fresher and cleaner.
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Please note that some stains cannot be completely removed, particularly if they are old, have previously been treated, or have permanently discoloured the carpet. In these cases, we will always aim to achieve the best possible improvement.
We also wanted to create opportunities for professional cleaners to do what they do best in a supportive and respectful environment.
As a small, independent company, we bring a personal touch to everything we do — every client matters, and we’ll always take the time to speak with you directly and understand your needs.
Excellent customer service is at the heart of our values. We’re committed to being approachable, responsive, and always willing to go the extra mile.
There isn’t one carpet-cleaning method that is best for every carpet. Different methods use different combinations of water, heat, cleaning chemicals, agitation and extraction, and the most suitable option depends on the carpet fibre, construction, level of soiling, staining and how quickly the carpet needs to be ready for use.
The main professional carpet-cleaning methods include hot water extraction, dry compound cleaning, encapsulation, bonnet cleaning and carpet shampooing.
Often referred to as steam cleaning, although the process is more accurately described as hot water extraction.
A cleaning solution is applied to the carpet and worked into the fibres. Hot water is then injected into the carpet under pressure, loosening dirt and soiling before being extracted back out using a powerful vacuum.
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Because water is used, the carpet requires drying time. Drying depends on the carpet, amount of moisture used, ventilation, temperature and humidity.
Dry cleaning uses an absorbent cleaning compound or powder that is worked into the carpet fibres. The compound attracts and absorbs dirt before being removed with a vacuum.
Because significantly less moisture is introduced than with traditional wet cleaning, drying times can be much shorter.
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It may not provide the same level of deep extraction as hot water extraction on heavily soiled carpets.
Encapsulation is a low-moisture cleaning method commonly used for commercial carpet maintenance.
A specialised cleaning solution is applied to the carpet and agitated into the fibres. As it dries, the solution forms microscopic crystals around the dirt. These crystals can then be removed through subsequent vacuuming.
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It is generally more suited to routine maintenance than carpets requiring extensive restoration or heavy soil removal.
Bonnet cleaning is another method commonly used in commercial environments.
A rotary floor machine works a cleaning solution into the carpet using an absorbent bonnet or pad. The rotating action helps loosen and absorb surface-level dirt.
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Bonnet cleaning primarily focuses on the upper portion of the carpet fibres. It isn’t normally considered a substitute for a deep extraction clean where significant soil has accumulated deeper within the carpet.
Carpet shampooing uses a dedicated carpet-cleaning solution which is agitated into the carpet, often using brushes or mechanical agitation, to loosen dirt and staining.
The resulting solution and loosened soil then need to be removed appropriately.
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Shampooing can introduce more moisture and cleaning product into the carpet, meaning appropriate extraction and drying are important to minimise residue.
It depends on what you’re trying to achieve.
| Situation | Methods that may be suitable |
|---|---|
| Heavily soiled carpet | Hot water extraction |
| End-of-tenancy clean | Hot water extraction |
| General carpet refresh | Hot water extraction / shampooing |
| Regular commercial maintenance | Encapsulation / bonnet cleaning |
| Very quick turnaround | Dry compound / low-moisture methods |
| Delicate carpet | Dry or low-moisture methods, subject to assessment |
| Localised staining | Appropriate stain treatment alongside the main cleaning method |
| High-traffic commercial areas | Encapsulation / bonnet / extraction depending on condition |
There isn’t a universal “best” method. A professional cleaner should consider the carpet’s fibre and construction, manufacturer’s recommendations, level of soiling and the circumstances of the property before selecting a method.
Carpet cleaning and stain removal aren’t necessarily the same thing.
A general carpet clean removes dirt and general soiling across the carpet. Stain treatment involves identifying and treating particular substances or marks, such as food, drinks, mud or other spills.
Some stains respond very well to professional treatment, while others can be difficult or impossible to completely remove.
Older stains, permanent dye changes, bleach damage, paint, rust, ink and stains that have chemically altered the carpet may only be improved rather than completely removed.
A professional should therefore avoid guaranteeing that every stain will disappear before assessing it.
CleanRight Solutions currently offers deep carpet cleaning using hot water extraction.
Our service is suitable for many domestic and commercial carpets and can be provided as a standalone carpet clean or alongside other cleaning services.
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Where appropriate, we can also carry out targeted treatment of individual stains as part of the cleaning process.
We assess the carpet and its condition before cleaning and aim to achieve the best practical result. However, we do not promise complete removal of stains where the staining may be permanent or where the carpet itself has been damaged or discoloured.
Send CleanRight Solutions a photo of your carpet and tell us what you’re concerned about. We can advise whether a deep extraction clean is likely to be suitable and provide a free, no-obligation quote.