Keep your carpet looking better, for longer!

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Remember carpets do get dirty under normal use and looking after your carpet and maximising its good looks is dependent on the level of simple maintenance which is applied by you, the owner! We have put together our top tips for maintaining the beauty of your carpet:

Vacuum regularly

The best way to reduce soil build-up and prolong the life of your carpet is to vacuum frequently, especially in those areas where high levels of traffic are common and you have people constantly walking backwards and forwards. For all cut pile carpets we recommend an upright cleaner with an active beater bar to help loosen and lift soil from the pile. Loop pile carpets are best maintained using a suction cleaner to minimise any snagging and damage to the loop pile.

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Clean busy areas you use the most

The most-used areas of your carpet, such as entrances, doorways, hallways, even areas around a favourite chair, are going to collect dirt much faster than the rest of your carpet. Cleaning these areas when they start to look dirty stops the dirt from spreading to the rest of the house and can extend the time needed between any professional cleanings.

Sort out stains and spills immediately

Most stains and spills are easier to remove when dealt with immediately. Depending on the spill, it’s usually best to absorb the liquid by blotting with an absorbent cloth or plain white paper towels. Whatever you do, do not rub it in! We have some more instructions on the proper cleaning techniques for different kinds of stains in our how to remove stains post.

Hire a professional!

Small particles of dust and oils that are always present in the air and invisible to the naked eye will eventually leave a thin dull film on even unused parts of the carpet. To help overcome this natural soiling, getting a professional to clean your carpet every so often is essential. Carpets perform best when properly and regularly cleaned by a professional carpet cleaner using specially formulated cleaners developed for your carpet.

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