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Our company has over 25 years of experience in the carpet and tile cleaning industry. We provide customers with reliable solutions for all of their carpet cleaning and tile & grout cleaning needs. Our company also offers upholstery cleaning, marble/travertine floor polishing, and wood floor refinishing services that our customers can count on. Our BBB rating is an A, and we are happy to have over 12,000 satisfied customers. Our customer reviews are positive, and we always believe in offering quality services. We have powerful industrial strength cleaning equipment that we use for all of our services.Carpet Cleaning

If you need our carpet cleaning expertise, we are ready to assist you. We will pre-vacuum, pre-condition, and offer spot treatments so that your carpet looks as good as it did when you first bought it. Our steam extraction process is done by highly trained personal. Our technicians know what type of cleaning products and supplies should be used on each carpet or rug material. We will safely clean one room of carpet or an entire house or building full. We understand the importance of having clean and deodorized carpets to help your building look its best.

Vacuuming is where most people start when maintaining their carpeting. That, then, is where we’ll start this article on carpet-cleaning tips. But it isn’t where the article will end. We’ll present all sorts of guidelines for cleaning, removing stains, and dealing with various other problems.

For now, though, we’ll get to the basics:

• Carpets need to be vacuumed once a week and more often in areas of heavy traffic. Frequent vacuuming prolongs the life of your carpet by preventing a buildup of gritty particles that can cut carpet fibers. Every few weeks, take a little extra time and use your crevice tool for cleaning around baseboards and radiators and in other hard-to-reach places.
• To vacuum wall-to-wall carpeting, divide the floor into quadrants and vacuum an entire quadrant before moving on to the next.
• Take your time when you vacuum a carpet, especially a plush carpet in which dirt is sure to be deeply embedded. One pass with a high-powered upright is not enough. Go over each section of carpeting several times, and work slowly to allow the suction to remove all the ground-in dust and dirt.
• Pay special attention to the areas where people sit and move their feet. Vacuum these areas of heavy traffic with a crisscross pattern of overlapping strokes.
• Soil retardants can be applied to new carpets or to newly cleaned carpets. Follow manufacturers’ advice. Apply soil retardants only with professional equipment using the recommended application techniques.
• Add baking soda to the bag in your vacuum to fight odors.

Odors are one thing — spots and spills are quite another. Spots and spills happen to just about every carpet and can be difficult to remove. In the next section, we’ll offer some pointers for getting rid of those blemishes.

Here’s Rule No. 1 regarding spots and spills on your carpeting: Clean them immediately. If you catch the spill when it’s fresh, you’ve got a good chance of removing it totally. Consider these tips, too:

• Carefully blot or scrape the entire area before applying any cleaning solution. Remove as much of the spill as possible.
• Before using any cleaning solution, test your carpet in an inconspicuous area to make sure the cleaner won’t damage or discolor it. Test the cleaning agents that you keep on hand before you have to use them to make sure they will not harm your carpet.
• Do not rub the spill — that might spread the problem to a larger area.
• When you apply spot cleaner, work from the outside of the stain toward the inside to avoid spreading the stain. After applying a cleaning solution, blot up all the moisture.
• A clean white bath towel is unsurpassed for drying carpet and brushing the nap back up to a standing position.
• If you feel that there is still too much moisture after blotting the carpet, place a 3/4-inch-thick stack of white towels over the spot and weigh them down with a heavy object.

What should you do if your carpet is soiled by chocolate? Or urine? Or mud? In the next section, we’ll provide answers to these and other questions.

From wine to chewing gum, your carpeting has a lot of potential enemies. In this section, we’ll tell you how to remove a variety of specific stains.

• Acid stains: Acid spills, such as drain cleaner or vinegar, demand quick action. Dilute them immediately with baking soda and water or with club soda. Then apply a solution of ammonia (1 part) and water (10 parts). Rinse with cold water, let dry, and vacuum gently.
• Alcoholic beverages: Quickly dilute the spot with cold water. Absorb the excess liquid. Then mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot, and let the carpet dry. Vacuum gently.
• Blood: Absorb as much of the blood as you can. Then mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot, and let dry. Apply dry-cleaning fluid. Vacuum gently after the carpet is dry.
• Butter: Scrape up as much of the butter as you can. Apply dry-cleaning fluid, and let the carpet dry. If the spot remains, repeat the procedure. Vacuum gently.
• Candle wax: Press an ice cube against the wax stain. The wax will harden and can then be pulled off.
• Catsup: Sponge a mixture of 1 cup vinegar and 2 cups water into rug. Frequently wring out sponge until stain is gone.
• Chewing gum: Chewing gum can be a sticky mess, so harden it by pressing an ice cube against the blob of gum. Once hardened, the gum can be pulled off.
• Chocolate: Immediately scrape the chocolate from the carpet. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Rinse well. Vacuum gently.
• Coffee: Blot spilled coffee immediately. Then mix1 teaspoon mild detergent,1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot, and let dry. Apply dry-cleaning fluid. Vacuum gently after the carpet is dry.
• Crayon: Scrape away excess crayon or remove it by placing a blotter over the crayon stain and pressing it with a warm iron until the blotter absorbs the melted crayon. Move the blotter frequently so that it doesn’t get oversaturated. Apply dry-cleaning fluid, and let the carpet dry. Vacuum gently.
• Fruit: Fruit stains can be very hard to remove if they are allowed to set, but if you act quickly this method usually prevents a permanent stain. Scrape up spilled fruit, and absorb fruit juice. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot, and let the carpet dry. If the spot remains, repeat the procedure. Vacuum gently.
• Gravy: Wipe up as much of the spilled gravy as possible. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Let the carpet dry. Apply dry-cleaning fluid, and let the carpet dry. Vacuum.
• Mud: Allow the mud to dry completely and then brush or scrape off as much as possible. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Let the carpet dry. If the stain remains, apply dry-cleaning fluid and blot dry. When the spot is completely dry, vacuum gently.
• Salad dressing: Absorb as much salad dressing as you can. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Let the carpet dry. If the spot remains, repeat the procedure. Vacuum gently.
• Soft drinks: The carbonation in soft drinks will help you clean spilled drinks quickly, but act fast because some of the dyes in the drinks can permanently stain your carpet. Blot up the spilled drink. Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Let the carpet dry. If the spot remains, repeat the procedure. Vacuum gently.
• Urine: Mix 1 teaspoon mild detergent, 1 teaspoon white vinegar, and 1 quart warm water. Apply the solution to the spot. Let the carpet dry. If the spot remains, repeat the procedure. Vacuum gently.
• Vomit: Treat vomit quickly. Blot up as much as possible, then dilute immediately with baking soda and water or with club soda. Apply a solution of 1 part ammonia and 10 parts water. Rinse with cold water, let dry, and then vacuum.
• Wine: When red wine is spilled on your carpet, dilute it with white wine, then clean the spot with cold water and cover with table salt. Wait ten minutes, then vacuum up the salt.

When nothing seems to work, you may want to try a deep-cleaning. That is the topic of our next section.

There comes a time in the life of every carpet when vacuuming can no longer restore its clean appearance. There are four major indicators of the need for a deep-cleaning job: the carpet is matted and feels sticky; the carpet is no longer the same color as the remnant you saved when the carpet was new; the carpet has grimy circles around the chairs; or the carpet releases a dust storm when you run across the room.If any of these descriptions fit your carpet, then it is time to deep-clean it. Unless you have the time and strength to do a thorough cleaning job, it’s time to call in the professionals. The only method for cleaning carpeting down to the backing is to agitate it with a shampooer and rinse with an extractor. Here’s how it’s done:

• Before cleaning your carpet, test for colorfastness. Moisten a white towel with the cleaning solution that you are going to use, and apply it to an inconspicuous area. If the towel does not pick up any color from the carpet, it is probably safe to use the solution on the entire carpet.
• Remove as much furniture from the room as possible, and place foil or plastic film under the legs and bases of the remaining furniture to prevent stains.
• Vacuum the carpet thoroughly, then spot-clean and pretreat stains before shampooing the carpet.
• Follow the instructions printed on the carpet cleaner.
• Use single strokes over the carpet surface.
• Do not apply heavy pressure with the machine.
• Wipe cleaning solutions and foam from furniture legs and woodwork immediately to prevent damage.
• Fluff damp fibers against the nap after shampooing to aid drying.
• Make sure the room is well-ventilated after cleaning to speed drying.
• Try not to walk on carpets until they are completely dry.

Onward to our final section, where we’ll tell you how to treat special types of carpet problems, such as burned areas and loose threads.

When your carpet is burned, stained, or discolored, you could simply move a big chair over the spot and forget about it. Or you can use one of the following simple methods to restore your carpet to its original good looks.

• If the spot remover you use alters the color of your carpet, try touching up small places with artists’ acrylic paint. If acrylic paint doesn’t work, try using a felt-tip marker or a permanent-ink marker of the appropriate color. Go slowly, and blend the color into the fibers.
• To raise depressions left in a carpet by heavy furniture, try steaming. Hold a steam iron close enough for steam to reach the carpet, but don’t let the iron touch the fibers, especially if they are synthetic, because they could melt. Lift the fibers by scraping them with the edge of a coin or spoon. 

  ©2006 Publications International, Ltd.Depressions in carpets can be raised by steaming (center), then byscraping the fibers with the edge of a spoon (right).

• If a carpet thread is loose, snip it level with the pile. If you try to pull out the thread, you risk unraveling part of the carpet.
• To repair a large carpet burn, cut out the damaged area and substitute a patch of identical size and shape. Secure the new piece of carpeting with double-sided carpet tape or a latex adhesive.
• To repair a small area burned down to the carpet backing, snip off the charred fibers and put white glue in the opening. Then snip fibers from a scrap of carpet or an inconspicuous part of the carpet (perhaps in a closet). When the glue gets tacky, poke the fibers into place. If the burn isn’t all the way down to the backing, just snip off the charred tips of the fibers with scissors. The slightly shorter length of a few carpet fibers will never be noticed.

If you follow the tips in this article, you should get a lot more mileage out of your carpeting. And that’s good news, given how much it costs to replace.

Pacific Carpet & Tile Cleaning of Orange County, with its fleet of truck-mounted and portable commercial carpet cleaning machines, can handle any commercial cleaning job in Southern California. We’d be happy to consult with you about customizing our services to best serve your needs. Our representatives can develop schedules that make sense and fit your budget. In addition, we can suggest low-cost proactive measures you can take to make your carpeting and furniture last longer.

Our state of art hot water extraction methods (aka warm water extraction or steam cleaning) are considered the best for deep carpet and upholstery cleaning. After a thorough industrial strength vacuuming, warm or hot water – often mixed with a cleaning agent — is sprayed into the carpet pile. A powerful vacuum immediately sucks up the solution, along with dirt particles that have been dislodged, and delivers it to a holding tank. A final rinse, followed by a second pass of the vacuum, removes any remaining dirt or remaining cleaning solution.

The advantage of hot water extraction is that it uses little or no detergent or chemicals, so there are virtually no residues to attract soil once the carpet has been cleaned. Although some water remains on the carpet after cleaning, it evaporates quickly with good ventilation and the use of air conditioning or fans.

The carpet should not be walked upon until it is dry. In some cases, a dehumidifier may be called for. Most carpet manufacturers recommend hot water extraction methods for their products. Other office carpet cleaning methods, including soil encapsulation and stain removal, may be used as required.

Choose a company with certified technicians

When choosing a commercial carpet cleaning company, look for one that employs certified technicians. Kleen King is an IICRC, RIA, and CRI Certified Firm with a commitment to ongoing education. This allows us to stay up to date with the latest in technological advances in cleaning and restoration. In addition, Pacific of Orange County uses the most advanced equipment and supplies. We guarantee your carpet and upholstery will be as clean as they can be. By using the proper heat, ph and rapid drying times, Pacific sets itself apart from the competition.

Commercial Carpet Cleaning

Every workplace has high-traffic areas that take on the brunt of the dirt. That’s why we offer a Bi-Commercial carpet cleaning service. By addressing these areas, we can provide better carpet protection, extend the life of your carpet and make regular cleaning faster and easier. Our interim carpet cleaning service is less hassle than a total cleaning, which is another great reason to give it a try.

Carpet Deodorizer

At  Pacific Carpet Cleaning, our professional-strength carpet deodorizers neutralize odors by eliminating them at their source. Powerful agents work hard to provide instant relief from odor. You get a fresh, clean scent you can trust.

Spot Carpet Cleaning

When unwanted spots appear, they demand a little extra attention. Our mild but effective spot cleaning works great on most carpet and upholstery—without breaking down the carpet protection. The solution uses no optical brighteners and is safe for pets, but effectively prevents any spots from turning into full-blown stains.

Residential Carpet & Upholstery

Professional Deep Clean from the Experts At Pacific Carpet Cleaning, we also know that every carpet cleaning situation is unique. That’s why we begin our carpet cleaning service with a complete analysis of your carpet, noting any heavily-soiled or high-traffic areas. Then our cleaning specialists use our highly-effective hot-water extraction method to remove ground-in dirt and debris that may or may not be visible to the naked eye.

Go On! Try it yourself!Our powerful, truck-mounted vacuum system extracts most of the moisture from your carpet, but it may still be damp to the touch. It’s okay to walk on it—just not in your everyday shoes. You can accelerate drying time with fans or air conditioning.

Don’t Continue To Sit In Dirt.We understand that your furniture may be one of the biggest investments in your home. With that in mind, you can count on Pacific Carpet Cleaning to get the job done right. Our trained technicians use our specially formulated furniture cleaning agents to powerfully but safely clean your furniture. Our experts ensure that everything is done right—without damaging the fabric. The results speak for themselves: cleaner, longer wear and improved air quality. You’ll be rid of the dirt, dust and other pollutants that collect in the cracks and crevices of your upholstered. And you can take comfort in the fact that better care extends the life of your investment.Wall-to-wall carpeting or area rugs. Jobs that are big, and jobs that are small. We want to be your partner in clean, regardless of size or situation. Count on the undisputed leader in commercial carpet cleaning. Call Pacific Carpet cleaning today.

Tile & GroutCommercial/Residential

You Deserve Cleaner Tile.Cleaning tile floors by hand is hard work. It’s dirty, frustrating and impossible to get the deep-clean results that come with professional tile and grout cleaning. That’s because grout, which is a porous material, collects dirt, grime and spills, often discoloring the surface. Regular mopping and spot cleaning don’t reach the hidden dirt that lies deep within the pores of your grout lines. Our professional tile and grout cleaning service restores the luster to your floors, making them look like new.

At Pacific Carpet Cleaning of Orange County, our floor tile cleaners go above and beyond for better results than any hand cleaning job could ever do. Our trained technicians begin by inspecting your floor to determine the best treatment process and the proper cleaning agent. Next, our state-of-the-art tile steam cleaners hold a high-pressure water and vacuum combination that extracts dirt from deep within the tile of your grout. Although it’s safe and gentle on your floors, our unique tile and grout cleaning wand is highly effective.