We need our carpets cleaned. How does the Dallas carpet cleaner service work?

The most effective Dallas carpet cleaner is a truck mounted carpet cleaner that brings is effective on both carpet and upholstery cleaning. The truck contains a unit that is generally mounted to the floor of a van or trailer. Its cleaning method is hot water extraction. The Dallas carpet cleaner will park the van near the premises and connect the vacuum hose and solution line hose into the machine, bring the hoses into the building and connect a carpet cleaning wand to the end of the hoses.

Typical small machines start off at 16 horse power and range up to anything to 60 horse power Van powered P.T.O. units are available on the market. Truck Mounted units heat their water by one of two methods. -The first is by heat -exchanger. This heating method runs water through a coil of copper which is then placed in a stainless steel tube which has exhaust from the unit running over it. Good news: this method super-heats the water in just seconds. The second is by a small hot water heater that is powered by propane gas. This type of unit is usually less expensive to purchase but ultimately more expensive due to the weekly cost of propane.

Traditionally, truck mounted carpet cleaning machines have been more powerful than portable carpet cleaning units. Recent changes in technology have allowed portable manufacturers to match the previously unsurpassed power of a truck mounted carpet cleaning machines. The primary advantage lies with the user. The quick setup and relatively easy use of the truck mount makes it among most professional cleaners. Regrettably the cost, usually between $10,000.00 to $35,000.00 US, makes it cost prohibitive for many carpet cleaning professionals. Currently it is estimated that only 28% of professional carpet cleaners currently use Truck Mounted Carpet Cleaning Machines.

Main components of the carpet cleaning machine

A gasoline or diesel engine powers a high pressure pump and vacuum blower by direct drive. The engine will generally have a starter motor fitted alone with a pull starter and an alternator that charges the battery and supplies 12 volt DC current to all the electrical components The vacuum blower lifts the dirty water from the carpet. The high pressure water pump blasts heated water and chemical onto the carpet. Additionally, several heat exchanges are fitted to the machine that heat the water up through the exhaust manifold system. Most machines have a mixer tank/water box which is a holding tank that store water for the high pressure pump on demand. Some machines have a magnetic water softener fitted to prevent build up of minerals to protect the pluming components Some systems in America fit a de-ionizer to the plumbing to purify the water to protect the plumbing components and to give greater cleaning effect An on demand electrical fuel pump is bolted to the fuel tank or the machine and supplies the carburetor or injectors on the engine with a fuel tank that is normally fitted to the chase of the van to supply the fuel pump.