Dry carpet cleaning method is oneof the best cleaning method. This method does not make use of water so thereare very less chances of your carpet getting dull. Most of the carpet cleaningmethods uses water to clean carpets.

Dry Foam Cleaning

Theory

Dry foam carpet cleaning is a version of the shampoo method. The term "dry" is a relative term used to describe the low amount of moisture used. Dry foam carpet cleaning utilizes special equipment equipped with a foam generator that whips the shampoo liquid into a foam before it is applied to the carpet. Most dry foam equipment utilizes cylindrical of reel type brush systems for agitation. Some dry foam equipment is also equipped with a vacuum recovery system to extract the soiled foam solution.

Advantages

• Dry foam systems utilize low amounts of moisture that results in fast drying times.
• Minimal operator skill level is required.
• Dry foam is an acceptable method for surface cleaning, if periodic extraction is available, in commercial maintenance programs.
• Dry foam cleaning is capable of covering large areas in short periods of time.
• Due to low moisture levels, problems associated with over wetting are minimized.

Disadvantages

• Relatively low to moderate level of soil removal.
• Overlap areas in the cleaning process can result in streaks.
• Little or no extraction capability can allow excessive soil and residue buildup.
• Pile lifting and vacuuming after drying, as well as periodic hot water extraction is recommended when dry foam cleaning is used on a regular basis.

When using dry foam it is important to use a soil retardant shampoo like KK Kuik Dry Shampoo so as to leave crisp dry residues that can be removed with pile lifting and vacuuming. Waxy/sticky residues will cause accelerated re-soiling and can only be removed with hot water extraction corrective cleaning.