KRIZANOVIC · Family business from Baar
Refreshing a carpet without experiments
Carpet care must suit its fibres, backing and installation. Loose dirt, individual stains and deep wet cleaning are different tasks.
Read the care instructions
Check the material and manufacturer’s guidance. For rugs, consider the floor underneath; for fitted carpets, consider how they are secured. A method suited to synthetic carpet may be unsuitable for delicate fibres or dyes.
Separate routine care and stain treatment
Remove loose dirt with an appropriate vacuum setting. Do not repeatedly treat stains with different products. Colour changes, odours and unknown previous treatment warrant an assessment. Fragrance does not establish or remove the cause of an odour.
Allow for moisture and drying
Excess moisture may affect both carpet and subfloor. Method, water compatibility and drying must be agreed before wet cleaning. For a quote, provide area, material, installation type, stains and access, and say when the space must be usable again.
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Distinguish loose dirt, traffic marks and damage
Identify whether the issue is dust, individual stains, compressed traffic areas or discolouration. Provide pile and backing materials where known, and say whether the carpet is loose or bonded. Faded fibres and worn patches are not ordinary dirt deposits. Cleaning decisions must also consider the floor beneath so moisture does not reach sensitive surfaces unnoticed.
Plan cleaning around access and use
Remove small items and clarify who may move larger furniture. Plan an access route that stays clear and discuss drying before the appointment. Resume full use only when the cleaned area is ready. Follow the carpet manufacturer’s instructions for subsequent routine care. A fixed schedule will not suit every level of use.
Discuss your requirements
Tell us the location, surfaces, condition and preferred date. We clarify the scope and arrangements before you commission the work.
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