Why Our Process Works!

It’s Really Just Common Sense!

The biggest component of soil in carpets is actually oil-based dirt. Oils come from skin, hair, food, body products, and even pets. These oils bind to dust and other debris, making it stick deep in the 

carpet fibers. Traditional vacuuming or water-only cleaning often can’t fully remove it, because water doesn’t dissolve oil.

Our low-moisture, micro-fusion cleaning process is different. By combining just the right amount of moisture, a specialized cleaning solution, and machine agitation, we break up and capture the oil-based soil along with trapped dust and pet debris. Your carpet dries quickly, with no sticky residues and stays fresher longer. 

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Here’s why oily soils are especially tricky in high-traffic carpet areas like hallways, staircases, and entryways:

1. Constant pressure and friction

• Foot traffic pushes oily soil deep into carpet fibers.

• On stairs, the combination of pressure and motion spreads oils along the edges of fibers, making them harder to reach with surface cleaning.

2. Soil layering

• In high-traffic areas, oils act like a glue, binding dust, dirt, and microscopic debris to fibers.

• Over time, these layers build up, creating a compacted, darkened appearance.

3. Resistance to water-based cleaning

• Oils repel water, so steam cleaning or wet extraction alone often leaves residue behind.

• Without proper detergents or encapsulating products, the carpet may look cleaner but still hold oily soil underneath.

4. Resoiling effect

• Even after cleaning, remaining oils can attract more dust and dirt, so these areas soil faster than low-traffic zones.

5. Effective approach

• Pre-sprays or chemical agents that break down oils are essential.

• Grooming and low-moisture cleaning help lift oils from fibers without saturating them, preventing resoiling.

Essentially, oily soil acts like a sticky sponge in your carpet, and traffic just packs it down. This is why hallways, stairs, and entryways often look dirty first and why specialized cleaning for oils is crucial.