CHEM-DRY VS. STEAM CLEANING
Learn why Ace Chem-Dry carpet cleaning is so much more effective than steam cleaningUnderstand the Difference
Tired of dealing with damp, musty carpets? If you’ve tried steam cleaning before, you know it can be a hassle. Why not switch things up with Ace Chem-Dry? Our innovative carpet cleaning approach is all about efficiency and less waiting around for your carpets to dry. We use a special carbonating solution that gets applied with a gentle spray device, popping out dirt and grime with countless tiny bubbles. This clever technique means we don’t need to drench your carpets in water.
The best part? Our method uses less water than traditional steam cleaning, so your carpets will be ready to enjoy in just 1-2 hours. Say goodbye to days of waiting and hello to fresh, clean carpets in no time with Ace Chem-Dry.
Watch this short video to learn more about our process:
Steam Cleaners Have a Very Different Approach To Cleaning Carpets
Imagine a carpet cleaning method that doesn’t just temporarily mask stains, but actually provides a deep clean that lasts. Traditional steam cleaning often means soaking your carpets with water and soap, which might make them look spotless at first, but soon enough, that sticky film can start attracting dirt again. Not to mention, all that moisture means you’ll be waiting quite a while for your carpets to dry. Wouldn’t it be great to have a cleaning solution that doesn’t leave you with that hassle? Let us introduce you to a smarter way to keep your carpets looking fresh and beautiful without the wait.
The Difference Between Chem-Dry Carpet Cleaning and Steam Cleaning
Chem-Dry (Hot Carbonation)
- Carbonating, active cleaning solution
- Neutral pH cleaning solution
- Resists resoiling – stains don’t reappear
- Low water quantity
- Low-pressure application
- Short drying time – 1-2 hours
Steam Cleaning (Hot Water Extraction)
- Flat, inactive cleaning solution
- High pH cleaning solution
- Encourages resoiling – reappearing stains
- High water quantity
- High-pressure application
- Long drying times – 1-2 days
- Harsh chemicals, excessive water