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Carpets Etc.
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Pittsburgh, PA |
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Odor Removal
We associate the word "odor" with an unpleasant
or embarrassing smell, right?
Many people who detect certain types of odors in their home think they
need to have a special type of treatment done to deodorize their carpets
or furniture. The same type of cleaning that we offer, BY
THE BOOK, can at many times, rid these unpleasant odors from carpets
and furniture, without the added expense of deodorizers. However,
there are times when certain odors cannot be removed by proper and thorough
cleaning using ROTARY
JET EXTRACTION (RX-20), and must be treated with certain types of deodorizers.
can provide the proper
deodorization technique for each odor situation.
The IICRC Odor Control Technician classification teaches
the technician to locate and identify existing odor problems
that cause homeowner frustration in dealing with embarrassing and unpleasant
odors and then matches the problem with the proper remedy
to give your home or furniture a clean, fresh, and odor-free
environment. Being an IICRC Odor Control Technician takes the
guesswork out of finding the right product to rid your carpets and furniture
from odor-causing contaminants.
Lets first take at look at what Odor Removal is not!
- It is not spraying your carpet with over-the-counter carpet deodorizers
with or without having to vacuum your carpet afterward. Many of these
products contain baking soda that is difficult to remove causing other
problems down the road.
- It is not sprinkling your carpet with powdered carpet deodorizer,
once again they contain baking soda. Please do not do this!
- It is not using plug-ins or air fresheners, although they may help
mask over the problem temporarily, only to return once the fragrance
is used up.
Now let's take a look at what Odor Removal really is!
- It is first removing the source of what is causing
the odor.
- It is cleaning the surfaces the problem was exposed
to.
- It is identifying the type of situation that occurred by properly
using the right odor counteractant.
- It is coating that surface with an appropriate sealer
when applicable.
Pet urine odor has its own problem, namely gravity. Not only does the
carpet get saturated with urine, but as it soaks through the carpet,
it also soaks through the carpet cushion or pad. On occasion, the underlayment
can get damaged, too. Some pets can even spray high up onto walls. Whether
it is concrete or wood, both are very absorbent. can solve your pet odor problems with a variety
of treatments.
Treatment 1, The Highly Recommended Water Claw.
 The
Water Claw Sub-Surface Spot Lifter has forever changed
spotting procedures in the professional cleaning industry.
Finally, a tool designed to flush contaminants out of both
carpet and pad from the surface without the added expense of
lifting and reinstalling the carpet. Amazing results are achieved
without the aggravation of removing furnishings from the room. Visit
Water
Claw for step by step diagram of how this amazing tool works!
Treatment 2, Underlayment
Have you ever had to replace a carpet because of pet urine and then
find out later that odor has returned? That is because the underlayment
was never properly treated. Carpet installers do not know how to identify
or treat problem-causing odors. That is why you should trust for all your carpet needs!
Being an IICRC Certified Odor Control Technician and Certified
in Carpet Repair and Reinstallation can be of added value to
you when we identify and correct pet urine problems. When
severe problems exist that even the Water Claw can't correct, we then
recommend Treatment 2. It is the most thorough correction process known.
- Disengage and lift the carpet.
- Clean, treat, and seal underlayment and affected areas.
- Clean and treat the underside of carpet backing system.
- Replace affected carpet cushion.
- Reinstall carpet.
- Clean and treat surface fibers.
sells and installs carpeting
also. We take the necessary time to correct the problems before you add
new carpet and have problems later.
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