Aug 8, 2017
Amazing Care Chem-Dry offers 98 percent allergen-free carpets and upholstery. A recent health study documents the results.
Norwalk CA - August 8, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Amazing Care Chem-Dry and Steve Barnett are pleased to announce that the carpet cleaning Long Beach firm uses products and processes which remove as much as 98 percent of allergens from carpet and upholstery. The statistics and documentation come from a recent health study. The unique Hot Carbonating Extraction (HCE) process delivers a deeper and longer-lasting carpet cleaning combined with a green-certified solution that is all natural and safe for the kids and pets. This means customers get a deeper clean, faster-drying carpets and a healthier home for the entire household.
The Chem-Dry cleaning process requires eighty percent less water than typical steam cleaning, so carpets dry within hours, not days. This means the family can get back to enjoying the home sooner. The Chem-Dry primary solution is carbonated, allowing it to penetrate deep into the carpet fibers, it lifts the dirt from deep within the carpets so it can be whisked away with the powerful extraction equipment giving customers the most thorough clean. There is no dirt-attracting residue left behind, so carpets stay cleaner longer.
Steve Barnett explained to an interviewer recently, “We use a low-water method which means there is less risk of mold and mildew growth under your carpet that can result from the excessive water used by most steam cleaners. We use an all natural, green-certified cleaning solution that does not contain any harsh soaps or chemicals and is completely safe and non-toxic for your family and pets. Additionally, an independent air quality lab found that our HCE method removes 98% of common allergens in your carpets and upholstery. When a sanitizer is added, 89% of bacteria is removed from indoor air.”
The full package of services includes pet stain removal, upholstery cleaning, and stain fighter protectant. The liquid-repelling solution repels most stains so that they can be soaked up before it adheres to the carpet fiber.
Contact Info:
Name: Steve Barnett
Organization: Amazing Care Chem-Dry
Address: 10934 Tolly Street, Norwalk CA 90650
Phone: (562) 244-2975
For more information, please visit https://amazingcarechemdry.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
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