When considering indoor air quality (IAQ), a facility cleaning manager may first think of filtration and ventilation. However, carpet care is another essential element in addressing IAQ. Frequent vacuuming and carpet maintenance can reduce dust, allergens, dirt, and other debris, thereby improving the indoor environment.
“A smart approach to carpet cleaning can go a long way,” says Ed Quinlan, President of Chem-Dry, Logan, Utah. “When carpets are professionally cleaned on a quarterly basis, they’re not only fresher, but also longer lasting.”
Managing moisture, soil accumulation, and spills are factors to consider when creating a carpet cleaning regimen. To support commercial cleaning executives, Chem-Dry provides the following carpet longevity checklist. These dos and don'ts highlight everyday habits and cleaning missteps that can accelerate wear, along with practical tips to help carpets look better and last longer.
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