08-14-2018, 05:51 AM
(08-13-2018, 04:07 PM)shuja11714 Wrote: thank you charles,
Yes, as Charles mentioned above, HWE is sometimes necessary for a totally hammered carpet. If the carpet is fully plugged with a heavy soil load, there is no place for the encapsulated soil to go. At that point, it’s time to unload the carpet. If the saturation of soil has impacted the fiber from top to bottom, a good flushing is recommended. Thorough hot water extraction would be our recommendation. After hot water extraction, post-encap cleaning a day or two later can help to eliminate the inevitable wicking that will occur from hot water extraction cleaning.
Aggressive bonnet cleaning can also be helpful on a heavily soiled carpet. It won’t be as effective as hot water extraction, followed by post-encap cleaning - for maximum soil reduction. But it will help to get the situation in hand.
Once the carpet is in a more manageable condition, a good encap maintaince program can keep it under control. Encapsulation can be very efficient for maintaining moderate to heavy soiled carpet. But if the carpet is completely over-the-top loaded with soil, it would be easier to flush the carpet prior to implementing an encap maintenance program.