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Carpet Protectant
The carpet protectant Colorado Cleaning & Restoration uses, is a formula that has the cutting edge of carpet protectors today. It uses state-of-the-art, environmentally safe fluorochemical technology to protect against damaging dry soils as well as both water-based and oil-based spills.
Traditional protectors rely on repellency barriers across the top of carpeting to protect carpet fibers. once a spill penetrates the protective barriers of repellent protectors they immediately bond to the fiber, creating difficult to remove stains.
Because the protectant we use protects the fiber completely, not just at the top, spills will not bead up and then soak through to create stains. We will be able to remove tough stains much easier even when they've been there for months!
Faster Drying, Better Coverage!
Colorado Cleaning & Restoration’s carpet protectant uses half the water of other protectors! Plus, special dispersing agents make sure all the carpet is thoroughly protected.
You will love how easily spills are removed and how great the carpet will look between cleanings. It has the kind of dry soil protection that will prevent fiber damage and appearance loss in traffic areas that causes so much carpet to be replaced prematurely. You’ll especially love how easily your carpet will come clean at the next cleaning!
Olefin and Polyester Carpets:
Many consumers are under the impression that olefin and polyester carpets are "stain proof " and therefore don't need carpet protector. While these fibers are actually more like “stain resistant” when it comes to dye stains, olefin and polyester carpets still need protection.Also, Both olefin and polyester fibers love oily soils and absorb it quite easily. This is why many such carpets develop a yellow cast over time from oily residues that have bonded with the fibers. Olefin and polyester are also very susceptible to damage from dry soils that scratch the fibers and create appearance loss that cannot be corrected by cleaning or anything else. And since these fibers love oily soils, dry soils stick easily where they are ground into the fibers by foot traffic, accelerating the fiber damage with a sandpaper effect.