Encapsulation Carpet Cleaning Technology Explained

How soil affects carpet
Most dry soil in a commercial setting can be readily removed by routine dry vacuuming. It’s the oily and sticky soils that attract and hold dry soil to the surface. The result is a dull, gray, and ugly appearance.

Encapsulation chemistry cleans better and helps carpet stay clean longer
The first step in effectively cleaning any carpet is to counteract sticky soils. The encapsulation chemistry surrounds each soil particle and crystallizes so it can’t attract other soil. The encapsulated particles release from the fiber and are easily extracted with normal vacuuming. And since there's no dirt attracting residue left behind, the carpet stays clean longer.

Our Unique Crystallizing Detergent

Proven technology within the commercial carpet industry
The encapsulation method of cleaning corresponds with industry standards set for maintaining commercial carpet. A variety of encapsulation cleaning systems have been recommended and/or used by several of the largest carpet mills (such as Dupont, Collins & Aikman, and Interface) to maintain their commercial carpets. 

PRESS

Cleanfax Magazine Article
"Encapsulation: A practical tool for commercial carpet care"
by Rick Gelinas
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ICS Cleaning Specialist Magazine Article
"Encapsulation and Carpet Cleaning"
by Bob Wittkamp
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Cleanfax Magazine Article
"Cleanfax Dream Team Here they are: 
Carpet cleaning’s best of the best"
NOMINATION OF RICK GELINAS
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