Pet and stain treatment in carpet cleaning involves a specialized process designed to remove stubborn stains and odors caused by pets, such as urine, feces, and vomit. Here’s a brief overview:
1. Inspection: The technician inspects the carpet to identify stains and assess the extent of damage.
2. Pre-Treatment: A pre-treatment solution is applied to the stained areas. This solution helps to break down the stains and neutralize odors.
3. Cleaning: High-powered carpet cleaning equipment, such as steam cleaners or hot water extractors, is used to deep clean the carpet. This process not only removes dirt but also extracts embedded pet hair and allergens.
4. Stain Removal: For particularly tough stains, specialized stain removal products may be used. These products are designed to target specific substances from pets.
5. Deodorization: After cleaning, a deodorizing treatment is often applied to eliminate any lingering odors left by pets.
6. Protective Treatment: Optionally, a protective treatment can be applied to help safeguard the carpet against future stains.
7. Final Inspection: The technician conducts a final inspection to ensure all stains have been adequately treated and the carpet is clean.
This thorough process helps restore the appearance of the carpet while ensuring a fresh and healthy environment for both pets and humans.
