New Website - Miracle Cleaning

Hey everyone I'm brand new here. Can you check out my website and tell me what you think?

Also what are your thoughts on dry carpet cleaning?

Raleigh Carpet Cleaning

    I experimented with dry compound carpet cleaning and did not get good results. It is OK for an interim cleaning but over all is about the least effective method for carpet cleaning. HWE, bonnet, OP all outperform the dry compound process.

These days a professional carpet cleaner needs to offer more than one cleaning solution because every situation is different. If you've been doing this for a while then you probably have already realized that.

Get a good portable, a OP or Bonnet machine and use them when the situation requires restorative cleaning. Your customers will be happier when their carpets are cleaned properly...this is more important to them that the process you use...and you can use GREEN cleaners with all these cleaning processes.

You will get more referals by getting the carpets as clean as possible.

"Dry-Cleaning" would be considered: "Cosmetic Cleaning" at best.

It is only used basically, for carpet maintenance rather than for Carpet Cleaning.

Good Fortune;
Ed Valentine
www.cross-american.com

Actually guys the method we use deeps cleans the carpet. The brushing method along with the cleaner get's out stains and never causes wick back due to water methods. Also we don't have any dry time and no water get's under the mat, on the floor, etc.

We have done many tests and lab tests and found our method actually works better than steam cleaning. There is NEVER any mold or mildew build up and we can offer all processes in ONE low cost.

We have actually ben in business over 8 years and we get call backs every 6 months. Most people who use steam cleaning then our dry cleaning always stick with the dry cleaning method.
    
BTW I agree, some dry compounds are horrible and DO NOT work, but we found a new product that is clearly amazing and cleans better than anything out there.

Edited by miraclecleaning - 21/February/2007 at 1:42pm

    I'd love to see the results of your lab test...go ahead...convince me.

I'm familiar with the Vorwerk product you use and I can assure you that it will not clean the carpets as effectively as hot water extraction will. I've tried it...I know. Too often you have to come up with excuses as to why stains and traffic lanes don't come 100% clean.
I'm not saying it doesn't have usefullness in certain situations...but you cannot be a professional carpet cleaner and use it 100% of the time...you will not get professional results. There is a reason it is considered an interim method by most carpet mills and professionals in the industry.

I'm in no way attacking your system...I'm just trying to help you become a better carpet cleaner. Just like others on this board have done for me. Do yourself a favor and take some courses and get educated...at the very least take the IICRC carpet cleaning technician course...it's worth the time and effort.

overall I like the site.

If I called for house cleaning I would expect the lady to arrive dressed exactly as on the web site though.

miraclecleaning wrote: Actually guys the method we use deeps cleans the carpet. The brushing method along with the cleaner get's out stains and never causes wick back due to water methods. Also we don't have any dry time and no water get's under the mat, on the floor, etc. We have done many tests and lab tests and found our method actually works better than steam cleaning. There is NEVER any mold or mildew build up and we can offer all processes in ONE low cost. We have actually ben in business over 8 years and we get call backs every 6 months. Most people who use steam cleaning then our dry cleaning always stick with the dry cleaning method.      BTW I agree, some dry compounds are horrible and DO NOT work, but we found a new product that is clearly amazing and cleans better than anything out there.

This sounds like Chem Dry's sales pitch