Dog hair gets all over the place. You know that slender, strand you discovered on Tuesday? It’s likely a distant relative of the furball that emerged last month from behind the sofa. No magic wand needed—the experts at steam clean carpets North Shore know just what to do to permanently remove pet hair from carpets.
The ineffective vacuum with the worn-out filter is obsolete. Who was the true revolutionary? Automated industrial devices capable of suctions stronger than, say, a tornado on a bad day. A heavy-duty vacuum is the first tool used by professional cleaners. In slow, methodical motions, they pluck entrenched hairs that are stubbornly stuck in heavy traffic areas. Most of the time, regular home vacuums can’t handle it.
Their next move: tools to stir things up. Imagine a rake for your carpet, like a comb, and picture it in action. It rouses the tenacious hairs that are embedded in the strands. Rubber squeegees or specialty brushes may be occasionally utilized. These devices create an adequate amount of static to cause the fur to stand up as if it had heard a frightening noise.
The story of a chow chow who shed enough fur each week to crochet a jumper is told by a cleaner I know. Her go-to maneuver, a rubber glove, is at the ready. Her gloved hand, which she wears like a necklace, slides across the floor. The friction catches the hair, which then forms manageable clumps. Much easier than attempting to remove fluffy balls that cling as if it were their final day on this planet.
Next is a thorough cleaning. Extraction using hot water is more than just a buzzword. This means that they will use hot water and environmentally safe cleaning products to thoroughly clean your carpet. After that, they will vacuum up all the loose hair. Your carpet will be left smelling great, with revitalized fibers and no more pet odors.
It bears repeating: some carpet materials are much worse at catching hair than Velcro. I am staring at you, Berber carpet. The cleaners take a different strategy with these carpets, using brushes with different sized bristles or even altering the vacuum’s height.
A comprehensive inspection concludes the process. A careful scan using lights or tinted glasses, not just a quick glimpse. Are there any loose hairs? Away they go.
Therefore, dial 91 if your canine or feline friend starts shedding like it’s January. When it comes to solving pet hair problems, the pros truly get nerdy. You will witness hair-free carpets that remain that way for a lot longer than your dog’s new toy did, thanks to their expertise and top-notch equipment.
Ultra Brite Carpet & Tile Cleaning North Shore
79-83 Longueville Road, Lane Cove NSW 2066
(02) 8015 5143