How To Get Rid of Reappearing Carpet and Upholstery Stains For Good

Aug 21, 2019 | Carpet Cleaning, Healthy Home, Pet Urine Odor Removal, Upholstery Cleaning

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A lot of people invest hours into cleaning their carpets and furniture only to see stains and odors—that they thought were removed—return after a few days. This can be extremely frustrating and disheartening. 

 

However, we have good news! There are actually three main reasons why stains and odors come back. And we have a proven solution to get rid of them for good! 

 

Reason #1 – Resoiling From Leftover Cleaning Residue

 

When a stain comes back, it often isn’t because an old one reappears. Rather, a new one developed on the sticky or soapy residue that was left behind after cleaning. 

 

Cleaning machines you can rent, as well as professional steam cleaners, rely on an excess amount of soapy detergent. This can strongly attract dirt and stains if not rinsed properly. However, excessive rinsing can also lead to extended dry times and a risk of mold or mildew growth. Basically, you’re left with carpet and upholstery that are more vulnerable to stains than before. 

 

But don’t worry— Malama ‘Aina Chem-Dry has a solution! Our Hot Carbonating Extraction cleaning harnesses the power of millions of tiny carbonated bubbles. This process powerfully, but gently, lifts stains to the surface and uses 80% less moisture than steam cleaners. Plus, our green-certified, non-toxic cleaning solution blasts away any soapy residue and won’t leave any behind.

 

Reason #2 – Wicking From Excess Moisture

 

Stains easily penetrate deep into carpet fibers and can even reach the padding beneath. The same happens with stains seeping into upholstery fibers. Steam cleaners and at-home cleaning methods require excess water but then aren’t powerful enough to extract all the moisture after cleaning. Because of this, much of the stain can remain trapped in the carpet backing and upholstery.

 

As carpet and upholstery fibers dry, it causes the stain to wick or travel up the strands and “reappear” as time goes on. 

 

To avoid this problem, it’s important to choose a carpet and upholstery cleaning method that uses less water—like Chem-Dry’s Hot Carbonating Extraction cleaning technology. Did we mention that our method is also non-toxic and safe for your family and pets?

 

Reason #3 – Tough Pet Stains And Odors 

 

The most common cause of recurring odors in carpet and upholstery is….. pets. 

 

Pets actually tend to relieve themselves in the same areas over and over. As mentioned before, urine penetrates deep into carpet and upholstery fibers and even into additional layers and flooring beneath. As urine dries, potent, odor-packed crystals are left behind and continue to release odors unless treated by professional pet urine removal

 

Professional carpet cleaning removes stains, but Chem-Dry’s Pet Urine Removal Treatment breaks down and eliminates those odor-causing crystals.  

 

Carpet and Furniture Cleaning on Oahu 

 

Malama ‘Aina Chem-Dry is proven to be the best choice for carpet cleaners in Hawaii. If your goal is not only a cleaner but healthier and odor-free home, Chem-Dry is the stand out choice!

 

Choose a better method for your furniture cleaning, carpet cleaning, and pet urine removal needs with Malama ‘Aina Chem-Dry! 

 

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94-1010 Leihaku Street
Waipahu, HI 96797

Phone: (808) 371-8874

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Serving all of Oahu, including: Honolulu, Waipahu, Pearl City, Ewa Beach, Kapolei, Mililani, Waipio, and the surrounding areas.

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*Based on results of studies conducted by independent laboratories of the Chem-Dry HCE (Hot Carbonating Extraction) and P.U.R.T. (Pet Urine Removal Treatment). Allergens tested were dog and cat dander and dust mite matter. Pet odor results based on testing with the most common odor sources found in dog and cat urine. Figures are an average across multiple tests.