Carpet Cleaning

  • Commercial carpet cleaning in Brighton & Hove, Sussex

    We have now been operating our Hydramaster Maxx truck mounted carpet cleaning system for five months, we realize that most of our customers are interesed in the end result rather than the equipment used, but this system offers the following advantages:

    We no longer need to use our customers water, we arrive with our own softened water on board, allowing us to work with no stoppages.

    We also will not require electricity when we are extraction cleaning, the Hydramaster generates it’s own power.

    Dirty-contaminated water is recovered back to our van, it ends up in our high capacity recovery tank.

    No warm air is circulated in the property that we are working in, this will often add to drying times when using an electric portable machine.

    Drying times are hugely reduced, this summer we have had carpets dry within 45 minutes. I must add that our system is deep cleaning, not a dry ‘maintenance’ system.

    Sheer soil and dirt removal, the Hydramaster system will remove up to TEN TIMES the amount of soil than a portable electric machine.

    High working temperature, up to 230 degrees, we usually only work with 160 degrees, fleas and dust mites can’t live at this temperature, which has to be good news. Drying time is also reduced as hot water will evaporate much faster than cool water.

    I can sincerely say the results we have achieved in recent months has exceeded our expectations, some of our commercial clients include:

    Doctors and dentist surgeries.

    Car showrooms

    Opticians practices.

    Offices, large and small.

    Estate agents offices.

    In the current economic climate it really makes sense to maintain your carpets, cleaning will increase carpet life expectancy and provide your employees and customers with a clean and fresh environment to vist and work in.

    Please have no hesitation in contacting us on 01273 634177 or 01323 520044 if you are interested in finding out more information relating to carpet and upholstery cleaning in a commercial property.

    Our commercial carpet cleaning services are offered in the following areas:

    Eastbourne   Brighton    Hove    Lewes    Portslade    Seaford    Newhaven    Rottingdean

    Hastings    Battle    Bexhill on Sea    Heathfield    Tunbridge Wells    Hailsham    Hassocks

    Glynde    Crowborough    Uckfield    Mayfield    Laughton    Ringmer    Five Ashes    Ripe



     

    Rug materials and Preperation

    Rug pile is usually made from wool, which will vary in quality. Early rugs such as Safavid use soft, high quality wool, whilst Caucasian and Turkish rugs often use harsh and fairly coarse wool. More sumptuous rugs are often made of silk and is used in smaller quantities to embelish Turkoman, Caucasian and Turkish rugs.

    Cotton is often used for finer detail in Indian and early Safavid rugs, Ghiordes rugs, Ottoman Bursa rugs and Turkoman Saryk rugs. It will mainly be used in its natural form, although in Bursa rug construction cotton is dyed blue. Some Safavid rugs have silver gilt or silver thread wrapped on a silk core, this is also found in later Turkish rugs like Koum Kapu and Hereke.

    In nomadic and Turkish rugs, wool is exclusively used for the warp, with none of the fibres dyed, which are spun very tightly, colours are often dark.

    Ushak and Transylvanian rugs have adopted an end dip technique, with the warp ends becoming the rug fringes, these are often dyed red and yellow, with the weft being loosely plied wool, although cotton is sometimes used particularly in Caucasian rug creation.

    Weft areas are usually dyed in Turkish rug construction, with red being the dominant colour. Early Safavid rugs use tightly spun silk warp with the weft loosely spun in silk. Indian and Persian warps that were made of silk were eventually replaced by mill spun warps made from cotton.

    Later Indian rugs were often coarse using jute as the weft material, although generally we have seen an increase in the use of cotton, which is often dyed, but not in the manufacture of rugs like Herez, Tabriz and Kashan, silk is always used as a foundation. Hamadam town rugs, which are also coarse will use a home spun cotton.



     

    SDC Carpet Cleaning Systems Articles

    Welcome to our article section, we will be using this part of our website to create sources of information that relate to carpets, rugs, rug cleaning, carpet cleaning, carpet and rug construction and history.

    Our company operates in East Sussex, covering the following areas:

    Brighton & Hove

    Eastbourne

    Lewes

    Portslade

    Heathfield and Hailsham

    Hastings, Cooden and Bexhill

    Battle, Tunbridge Wells and The Weald

    The article section will have only unique content, none of which has been copied from external sources, if you run a carpet cleaning or carpet related site, please feel free to use our content providing a link back to the our website.



     

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